Did you look outside today? Can any of you remember that far back? Today is the 9th, unofficially. If you had looked outside you would have saw two things. One of them would have been snow, if you looked out at just the right second. Here in Texas snow only makes an appearance it doesn't every really stay. It shows up now and again but doesn't like Texas so not to often. In every other state in the union (except for maybe Arizona and New Mexico) we commemorate the first day of snow. I consider winter to have begun when those first flakes come down. Then of course you wait until either the grass turns green or the trees get their leaves back. (Is that the plural for leaf?) Well as I looked underneath the snow the grass was still green. So once it melted that meant that winter was over unless we get another snow. My guess is that we wont, so that means winter lasted a whole day this year. Yay!
The snow was fun though, I got to work before it started and left after it was gone. Working and making sure that the parking lot was clean while it was snowing was great. Customers are great at driving. Wrong. Very few people in Texas that are from Texas know how to drive on the snow. Most of them drive faster or slower and they hit the breaks right when they need to stop. So it is my suggestion that you take your thick accents up to South Dakota some time and get some driving time in.
Kristin had a rough day at work. I think the cold makes people who aren't use to it grouchy and so she had some very grouchy customers. (also I think people who shop at CVS are probably just to stuck up to come to Wal-Mart) So when she got off she wasn't in a real good mood. Thank God for a little boy that no matter what can bring a smile to her face.
--Kerry
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