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We’re starting to thaw out. We’ll get there, eventually.

As I was driving to pick up Joshua tonight, I looked up in the sky and noticed that there were geese everywhere. I could still hear them honking when I arrived at my mother’s house. She told me they have been flying around all day. It looks like they’re heading back North, but I hope

The weather dropped back down into the 30s today, but there were still plenty of birds chirping, snow melting, and patches of grass appearing. We also set the clocks ahead one hour on Saturday night, so we were able to enjoy more sunlight this evening, which is definitely a good thing.

Joshua told me that the snowmen decorations around the house were bringing bad luck. Spring would never come with them around, he said, and boy is he ready for Winter to be over. With St. Patrick’s Day only a week or so away, I agreed it was time to break out the Irish and Easter

Another Friday, another fun night at the Providence Bruins game. It’s become sort of a joke this season, and I need to look at the stats, but it seems like every home game (and a lot of road games) have gone into a shoot out. This night was no exception. Unfortunately, the Bruins didn’t win,

It’s been a while since I’ve photographed the moon. Probably because it’s been so freakin’ cold outside at night (tonight was no exception; it was about 15 degrees Fahrenheit). But I happened to notice it peaking through the trees and thought it looked pretty, so I took a few quick shots. I wish I had

Joshua drew me some “Get Well” pictures at school today. I love the grid, the stamps, and the leaf. He is too sweet. Also, a funny story: as I was dropping him off this morning, he was trying to get one of the little girls (who he considers one of his best friends there) to

It didn’t end up snowing on Monday (the storm tracked much further south) but we still have plenty of it out there.