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Then we looked outside again....Boy, does the truth hurt.
Rod reminded me that one of our favorite parts of our trip was slowly drifting into the bay at Huahine at sunrise and watching the spectacular scenery as we slid silently by. Amazing.Then we thought about how you have to climb UP to get out our back door because of all the snow that we used to be so tickled about. Now we're just ticked.
That is a touchy subject, so we closed our eyes (well, I did. Rod was driving) and imagined I was back on the private balcony of my stateroom, eating my breakfast and sipping my coffee as South Pacific Islands floated lazily by....
I know. Ridiculous, isn't it? But the scenery outside the window brought us rudely back to reality and this: (by the way, that is MY CAR under the snow in the left of the picture, so I'm not going anywhere soon. No Strarbucks this week. And we've had MORE SNOW since I took this picture.)
This is enough to drive a body to drink. Like in this picture taken in the sunny climes of French Polynesia after the best drift snorkel EVER:
Have you ever seen such goofy, happy faces?
But, no. The grim reality is that we have lots of snow, Josiah STILL can't come home because of it (not just here, but in Utah) and the dogs have to walk on a trail with snowbanks to get outside. (That kinda makes me chuckle, but they miss playing outside)
8 comments:
Okay, it is 58 degrees here and calling for even higher tomorrow. I WANT SNOW. Just not as much as you have. But the hut...over the water...SWEET!
Hope you are able to dig out soon and Josiah is able to come home!
I know it's not the Polynesian Islands, but we would welcome you here in our little corner of paradise any time! Our beaches are beautiful and white. They are a little cold right now, but I am sure they are warmer than you are! And the trip wouldn't be near as expensive!
I hope everything is good with your son (has he been home yet?)
Come visit us this summer, we'll find a boat, hang out at Crab Island: http://www.destin-ation.com/destinflorida/destinbayphotos/index.htm
And have a GREAT TIME!
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I loved this post - seeing the contrast of your trip and your home. We would love to take some of the snow off your hands!!! It was almost 80 here today and the rest of the week the highs are in the 60's. My middle son has never played in snow, so we are praying for at least one snow this winter that we can build a snowman. I know the grass is always greener - right?
I will be back again! Thanks again for stopping by my blog.
If I didn't like you so much, I'd be SICK with jealousy over that trip! But, I do, so I'm not.
Besides, how can I begrudge you when you're dealing with snow like that now. :)
It's been rain, snow, rain and snow here. The weather can't make up it's mind.
I love the pictures, I'm sure you could guess which one I wish I was in myself relaxing.
As I listen to freezing rain "tinkling" on the windows, i try to imagine it's a tropical breeze.
You are right, it doesn't work!
~Blessings!
omg, those pictures are GORGEOUS! I wanna go there - right.this.minute! We've had 8 more inches in the last 2 days and my hubby is MORE than sick of it - of course, we live in NH - you're SUPPOSED to expect snow - but he's a grumpy southerner LOL
In any case, what a fabulous trip to be able to look back on!
Dawn @ Coming to a Nursery Near You
Oh...I love those pictures!!
I am a beach girl all the way. My husband and I went on a Royal Carribean cruise last March for our 10 year anniversary. It was heaven...we have gone on a cruise before but this one was so fun. We visited Key West and Cozumel.
We live in Northeast TN and our winters of become pretty mild the past couple of years.
I would like to see some snow...but I LOVE SUMMER!!
Jennifer
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