February: you are not doing much better than January

In case there was any confusion at all, I DO NOT LIKE snow, ice, or freezing temperatures. Actually, snow is okay. Ice and freezing temperatures are not. Luckily, I'm pretty sure you must have ice and freezing temperatures to have snow.

Don't get me wrong. I can seriously appreciate a chilly day filled with hot chocolate, a fire, and soup or chili. Keep in mind, however, that I consider any temperature under 70 degrees to be a chilly day. Thus, I DO NOT NEED a ten degree day to enjoy my four bowls of soup.

I am going into my 43rd hour of being trapped in my box and it is seriously starting to take its toll. I just lit 5 candles for fun. Next on my list: organizing the pantry, cabinets, and freezer. I have never wanted a fresh vegetable so badly. Namely, my daily dose of butternut squash. My frost-bitten green beans that taste like watered down grass are just NOT cutting it. 

Thankfully, roomie and I did scrounge up the ingredients (minus the baking soda- exactly what does that do?) for peanut butter m&m cookies last night, which has served as the one delicious part of this entire fiasco.

In case you are wondering how I will be spending the remainder of this hellaciouscozy snow-in, take a gander at the above picture (imagine it in my mouth) and the following picture (imagine it in my dreams).

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P.S. If you have to wear long johns and gloves in your gym to prevent developing frost bite, just turn around and go back home. It's NOT happening.

P.P.S. Congratulations to Naomi and Josh!! I cannot wait to count the number of blog entries posted before one is not centered around the babyandhowmuchyouloveherandhowmuchshehaschangedyourlifeforeverandhowyoucannotdoanythingwithoutherandyouhavenoideahowyoueverlivedwithouther.