What A View.

Hobnobs.

I found some goodies for me in my stash of British sweets for the kids for Christmas. Yay! I LOVE Hobnobs. Oaty goodnes, they are!

Laramie Courthouse.

The Laramie Courthouse gets all lit up for the holidays. You can tune your radio to 107.3 and listen to the music that goes with the display. It's pretty cool. The video is a little dizzying, but in person it's pretty impressive.

Pepe.

A pretty cool photo of one of our clinic cats, Pepe. He's been keeping this box safe for days.

-43 Degrees.

If I didn't want to know what -37 degrees felt like, -43 definitely wasn't something I was curious about. I had to have Briony at school this morning at 6:30. I don't usually get up until later than that. Briony has been going out and starting the car for me 15 minutes before we leave. This morning, even though I had my gloves on before I went outside, and kept them on the whole time, my fingers were still numb by the time I got home 20 minutes later. It's nice that I live near a McDonalds, though, because they are giving away free coffee this week.

-37 Degrees.

I never really thought, "Hey, I wonder what -37 degrees feels like." But now I know. It feels cold. It feels so cold that even after the car warms up for 15 minutes, and after the 15 minute drive to work, the heater still isn't producing hot air. Or warm air, even.

Sun Dog.

There was this super cool thing that happened today. A Sun Dog. It's like a vertical rainbow, with not as many colours. We had two visible from our office today. Tia captured this great photo.

Drama Performances

Briony had her school drama performance tonight. She opened and closed the show, with a monologue, then a duet. I think this was the best overall performance that I've seen, and this was the third time I've been in town to see the club perform. They are off the next three days to Cheyenne for State Drama.

I met one of Briony's friend's father, who told me that my daughter was amazing. Yes, she is, and how nice of him to say it.

Here are some more snow photos, mainly for Heather and Curtis.

 My drive to work. They did actually plow the snow this time, but the roads are solid snow and ice, and I am getting to be a pro at sliding and down-shifting.

Biking In Snow

We got winter weather again. With the cold temperatures that are coming, I think it's going to be with us a while. Snow and ice don't stop those without cars, though. This is not an uncommon sight, surprisingly.

Donkies.

Juanita, Carlos, Jesus and Pedro. Love these little guys. Especially Pedro, to my left.