Well, we woke up this morning to a world of white outdoors. Evidently it began snowing last night, and it has not stopped yet. The sidewalks are covered in an inch or more of wet snow and even the roads are slushy. How convenient that today is Sunday! The wind is up, and the snow is coming down much harder than it did a couple weeks back.
We ventured down the road to Johnathan's (a Japanese Denny's equivalent) to have breakfast, drink coffee, and watch the snow fall out on the street from our perch on the 2nd floor.
We generally hit Johnathan's for breakfast once each weekend, and the same waitress always greets us. Robert, of course, has worked his charms on her -- she takes good care of us.
Our trip to Kitchenware town has been put on hold, but we will probably still head out this evening. We aren't going to let a little snow get in the way of our good time!
Robert is getting closer and closer to talking. Often when we say a word like "balloon", "cracker", "puppy", etc., Robert tries to say it too. It doesn't come out quite right yet, but it is good to know that he's trying.
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Diana and I traveled to Pullman over the weekend. They are experiencing the most snow in 20 years. A couple feet plus some drifts 10'+. Highway 195 south of town closed for several days until they could bring in a large rotary snow blower. WSU was closed Thursday and Friday 1/31 and 2/1. All of Eastern Washington is blanketed but road are generally good.
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