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Here is a pic of our exterior ilumination prior to the snows hitting. Imagine the same scene, ony with 6 inches of snow covering it and that would be how it looks now.

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In other news, it seems we will be heralding in the New Year on the East Coast. The hubster has to spend a few hours at the new job on New Years Eve, as they will be going live with a new software package then. Fortunately the hubster has been using that particular software for quite sometime now. So we will fly in for a couple of days around then. we dn't have to be moved until March or April so we still have a little time to get used to the idea of leaving the only home we have known for the last 13 years. This week I get the sad task of telling my seven year old granddaughter Jasmine that we are moving to the East Coast. I don't think she will take it well at all. Although I am sure she won't mind having long summer vacations at the beach with Gwanma.