Another Snowy Day
Wait, what?? Why in the world would I be titling this post “Another Snowy Day” if it’s April 16th?? I’m sure that’s what many people are thinking right now, including myself. Yesterday, Duluth got (I would guess) around 8 inches of snow. It might be hard to believe, but if you were alive and looked out your window yesterday, you would understand. I think that this whole snow thing is getting to be a little ridiculous because all I really want right now is some green grass and a hot sun to top it off. I seriously would love to be going on hikes around Duluth and simply enjoy going outside in general, but it’s nearly impossible with the weather we have been having. I feel terrible for the spring sports athletes because I don’t think any of them have been able to practice or play outside like they are supposed to, and it’s nearly the end of the year already!! There have been so many games that have been postponed due to weather, and I don’t even know if they will get all of their games in. It’s also difficult because the cities also got hammered with snow, so there are seriously no options for outdoor events to occur. I really hope with these next few weeks of school that the weather does a 180 and acts how it’s supposed to be. Please, please, please, please no more snow, Duluth. Please!!!
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