Snow day in San Antonio was an experience. The news was hilarious and highly entertaining. It made me realize I am so happy to call Oklahoma home. Texas still isn't quite home for me. Home is where the heart is and I am half and half at this point. Love living with Curt and love this life we are building together, but missing my family very much. Especially on days like today. Days when I love being stuck with them because we have so much fun together. We always played cards and games and as long as there was enough beer or liquor to last us as long as we were snowed in . . . life was fabulous :) 
This is all it took to shut the city down . . . in San Antonio's defense we do have a lot of elevated highways that are conducive to ice! So glad this city is not equipped in the slightest for any time of snow/ice!
This was a much needed day though. I am so grateful for a day to get life together. Curt stayed at home today also which made it even better. The house is now officially clean which is amazing. I am finding less and less time to do that now that I work all the time. Being organized is something that I thought I was really good at and turns out I am pretty terrible. I am a work in progress, as most of us are. I am going to try extra hard this week to keep things neat and tidy and most of all keep all of my school stuff organized. I feel like I am always one step behind. Most days I feel like I am drowning and the only thing thats saving me is a lifejacket, but we are still headed for a waterfall so the drop is inevitable. I know everything will work out though. This snow day proves it. Not that I have my snow day I am ready for 60 degree weather. Definitely ready for the perks that come with living in South Texas.
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