
Snow. It’s magical when it starts and for me it stirs up many wonderful and unforgettable memories. Then you see there’s about 2 inches and you think, okay I think that’s probably good now, thanks! When it continues with more snow and you can hear the wind howling outside your windows… well then you have to wonder how much longer it’s going to last. Wake up the next day to see it hasn’t really changed? Yikes.
While we got hit pretty good where I live, many places saw much more snow and wind and damage! Trees were taken down by the weight of the snow plus the wind. Cars literally buried in it. Saskatoon had good samaritans out on their ski-doos pulling/pushing people who were stuck.



The kids still insisted on going out sledding here in the village we live and I thought they were crazy but as a mom with 3 fighting kids and their friends still showing up at the door I had no choice but to help them gather their things and call out the door after them “Have fun! Don’t throw snow at faces or houses! And Ryan, NO SWEARING!”
When they weren’t outside or fighting we built a working engine, made bread, and watched some movies together. I don’t regret calling work to say I wasn’t going OR the dishes that didn’t get done. We enjoyed our weekend together (at least I did anyway).



I spoke to a friend in Ontario yesterday and my Uncle in Quebec this morning and both have beautiful +20 weather and the sun was shining! Wherever you are while reading this and whatever the weather, I hope you had a great weekend!
-Ang

15 replies on “Time To Clean Up”
We didn’t get the storm as bad as you guys but we have plenty of snow to shovel today. Have a great week and drive safe!
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Thanks 🙂 We’re looking at more snow this week but I don’t need to go anywhere until the weekend so hopefully it will be much better driving by then.
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I think our snow is done. Glad you get to tuck in for a few days until this blows over.
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Yeahhh, we may have a lot of snow, but there are no mosquitoes. You guys got walloped. Staying home and in was the right call. For sure. Even when we grow up, we still need a snow day. Stay well Angie. Allan
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Thanks Allan, it was definitely worse South East of here. Snow days are always fun 🙂 Have a great day!
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😱🥶🙈 wow!
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I have to agree with your comment LOL! I don’t remember getting a storm like this for many years! Have a great day Nina!
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You too, Angie—Great photos! 😀
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Wow Angie! I knew the northern part of the province was hit hard, but I didn’t think it was two inches.
It sounds like you had some fun with the kids. Building a working engine, now that is “awesome” as some kids would say! Great photos Angie!
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How was it in your area Dwain? Did you get hit with the freezing rain and high winds as well?
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Yes we did Angie. It was quite windy here. My place rattled and shaked.. lol
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I’ve never lived where there was that much snow. Looks so cool, though! It looks like a place I’d want to visit but maybe not live. Haha
Thanks for sharing all those great pics, Ang.
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The snow is beautiful, but it’s not always cold 😉 Our winters only last from October to March (ish), the Spring goes until mid-June when it finally starts to warm up. I often wonder why so many people moved to the Canadian prairies all those years ago lol. Visiting would be better in December because it only gets colder in January and February 😀 I like to be warm…I clearly live in the wrong part of the world
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Whew! I am from Saskatoon as well and I spent three days shovelling my house out. Take care!
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Oh I saw many photos from S’toon and I don’t doubt for a moment it took you that long to get shoveled out! Thanks for reading and commenting 🙂
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