First an apology, some of you may have received a newsletter that I sent to all of my past clients last week and now are getting my regular newsletter this week. Please forgive the frequency, I try hard not to be too regularly in your inbox and these e-newsletters are closer together than normal.
This morning was the first time I heard the robins sing. Granted it was only for a few minutes, the temperature was in the low teens and yesterday was punctuated with snow squalls. But it was unmistakable and a sure sign that warmer days will be here soon. The snow has melted back to the point where I should be able to pull the Lund out of its winter parking spot and take it for the annual checkup. I am hoping that by the time it is finished there will be some open water to use it in.
Our latest snowstorm was a bit of a surprise all the way around. After a pretty big storm days before I expected that most of the energy had been taken from the atmosphere and the storm would not be a big deal. The forecasters seemed to agree with me first calling for over a foot of snow and then backing off to a forecast of only 5 to 9 inches. We were all wrong!
