A letter to nature:
Dear Nature,
I hope you are doing well. I am writing to say that I think I speak for most of the residents of New Brunswick and possibly the rest of the Atlantic Provinces (I don't really know about them since I tend to not pay attention to any other weather besides what is going on outside my window, but I digress) when I say STOP IT ALREADY! Haven't you dumped enough on us already? The snow is practically up to the windows upstairs, I dare not look out mine for I am sure I cannot see out of it. The trees are bending under the weight of the ice from the rain, the roads and sidewalks have at least 1 inch of ice of them in some places and everywhere is flooding cause the snowbanks are covering all the drains. It like a winter Florida Everglades out there or a Mangrove swamp, only minus the intence heat, Malaria and Crocodiles (Thank god for that)
And yet you continue to send more snow down on us today. Have we offended you somehow? Please instead of this passive aggressive retaliation of frozen moisture, can't we just talk things out? I'm sure we can come to an agreement or an apology if we just forget our differences and discuss this like adults.I would like to add that I am extremely grateful that dispite this constant barrage of snow, you have at least been kind enough to keep the temperatures pleasant and the windchill nearly nothing.
Looking forward to hearing of Spring soon,
Bronwen.
P.S I have attached some
I took yesterday so you can see just how much you are damaging the general morale of New Brunswick with this onslaught of snow.
I hope you are doing well. I am writing to say that I think I speak for most of the residents of New Brunswick and possibly the rest of the Atlantic Provinces (I don't really know about them since I tend to not pay attention to any other weather besides what is going on outside my window, but I digress) when I say STOP IT ALREADY! Haven't you dumped enough on us already? The snow is practically up to the windows upstairs, I dare not look out mine for I am sure I cannot see out of it. The trees are bending under the weight of the ice from the rain, the roads and sidewalks have at least 1 inch of ice of them in some places and everywhere is flooding cause the snowbanks are covering all the drains. It like a winter Florida Everglades out there or a Mangrove swamp, only minus the intence heat, Malaria and Crocodiles (Thank god for that)
And yet you continue to send more snow down on us today. Have we offended you somehow? Please instead of this passive aggressive retaliation of frozen moisture, can't we just talk things out? I'm sure we can come to an agreement or an apology if we just forget our differences and discuss this like adults.I would like to add that I am extremely grateful that dispite this constant barrage of snow, you have at least been kind enough to keep the temperatures pleasant and the windchill nearly nothing.
Looking forward to hearing of Spring soon,
Bronwen.
P.S I have attached some
I took yesterday so you can see just how much you are damaging the general morale of New Brunswick with this onslaught of snow.