I live in Eastern Massachusetts, where we have been hit hard with an ice storm. The exquisite beauty that the storm brought us also tore down trees, and many places have been without power for days, with more of the same to come.

Still, at least as far as I am concerned, it could be worse. Here is my Top Six List. I tried to come up with ten, but apparently the caffeine hasn't kicked in.

 

1. You have to appreciate the Pilgrims. Can you imagine landing here, looking around, and saying, "We are about the same latitude as England- how bad can winter get?"

2. You burn more calories when you are cold. I'm wearing my "skinny" jeans right now.

3. I have been able to leave my business card at all of the places I've showered. Note on back: "Your bathroom really looks wonderful with the updating! Have you ever thought about listing?"

4. You have no choice but to get at least 8 hours of sleep if you have no contact with anything that will keep you awake.

5. You give thanks for water, light, and the children's ADHD medication.

6. On a serious note, emergencies bring out the best and the worst in people. You really see a lot of the best. Emergency crews have been out around the clock. All manner of people have been extending the hand of friendship to each other.

Just a note: If there are any people in need because of the storm, or if you have people who you need to be checked in the area, please call us at Team House for You at RE/MAX Colonial. We have a network of people who can help.

 

cell Diane 978-602-6354

Christina  978-877-1473

 

 
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1 Comments on Top Six Reasons for Appreciating an Ice Storm

DEC
15

Excellent Post Diane!!

You forgot to mention how much $$ we are all saving on Oil and Gas (heat). :)

Gerry 'RealtyMan' Bourgeois
11:12am • #1

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