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It snowed. Just like they said it would. A lot. More. Though. We now look like a winter wonderland. It's not winter though. There is still a month of actual fall left and still a holiday to celebrate before "the BIG one." You know Christmas, I don't want to mention it to much because everyone else already does. In fact lots of people already have their lights up and on their house and yard decorations out. Which is fine but I wish they wouldn't turn them on yet. No, not yet, because I'd like to enjoy fall a few more days and be thankful. Even if my crunchy leaves are covered up with a foot of snow, I want to be thankful this month. Not rushed and hurried to buy, buy, buy, though that isn't the reason for that holiday either. Oh, how I dislike commercialism and the super early marketing of all things Christmas related .While I am on the marketing thing though let me plug my brothers business. If you are in the area and want to hit the slopes visit his site- Utah Ski Express, and he can get you your ski or snowboarding stuff with out you having to visit a rental shop!

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kj said…
But the snow is so beautiful! I know it's easy for me to say because we rarely see it here.
Kateka said…
Can I get an AMEN? Well... HALF an amen, actually. I've got my decorations set up, BUT I do HATE the commercialism that goes into the holidays. It's all about being selfish and making a buck. Like instead of spending quality time with people, people are ditching Thanksgiving early to go shopping. Blah blah.
HW said…
Hey! I am glad for your shameless commercial plug right at the end there, AND for the snow, because we are planning on coming to Utah for skiing over Christmas. I'm going to email your brother now!

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