March snow storm

I cut the lawn on Saturday. It was quite warm and I couldn’t believe it when I heard some people saying it would snow on Monday and Tuesday. But I had some doubts: what if they were right? It started snowing at 9, just after I left for a ministers’ fellowship in Dinan, 60 miles away. I had told Esther to keep in touch with me in case it got worst. Not many people turned up at the fellowship, so we decided to do everything before lunch, so that we can go home before it gets too difficult. I was back home at 3, and the snow was starting sticking in the fields. I went out at 6:30pm for my Breton lesson, and by then, the snow had started sticking to the road. When I came home, the road was covered with snow. The wind is very strong, and it should snow heavily until tomorrow night. I am glad I came back from my meeting when I did. I’ve just read on the web that later in the afternoon, it has taken a driver 1h15 to come from St Brieuc, about 20 miles away.

The kids are back in school, But is it really worth sending them tomorrow? We’ll see.