Today Cody and I were here for our first ice storm!! I wasn't quite sure what to expect. Last night we went to the store to get a few items just in case we wouldn't be able to get out for a few days. Seriously the place was cleared out. Not a carton of milk in the entire milk section. I think there may have been 5 loaves of bread left on the bread shelf. It was nuts! Luckily we went at 10:30 at night so there wasn't a crowd. Today at work we were only open a half day and then we are closed tomorrow because of the weather conditions. I am so intrigued by the ice on my car. It started raining about 9 this morning and it would freeze right on your car as soon as it hit. So basically you car is just one sheet of ice. I have never seen anything like it before. You can literally glide your hand all over you car. When I went to leave at noon I started the car to let it warm up and I had the defrost on full blast. I rummaged in my car to find my ice scraper from last year, I found it and went to scrape the windshield. It did nothing! I used all of my force and I could barely get a dent in the surface. I had no choice but to wait for the defroster to work its magic. It took about 20 minutes. Luckily the roads were not bad on the way home just wet. I couldn't resist snapping a few shots of our beautiful iced vehicles. Cody and I have both been home since about noon. We have enjoyed a nice lazy day of relaxation, naps, and facebook. It is kind of cozy being stuck inside, and thank goodness we still have power. (Apparently ice storms tend to cause lots of power outages). I also think it is really funny that all over the tv they are following the weather and calling it a "state of emergency". Seriously? It is not that bad, sure I wouldn't want to drive anywhere but it should pass through and be done with tomorrow night. Definitely not the definition of "state of emergency".
The S-10 all glazed over
Me intrigued by the ice. It is really cool!
Our car glazed over and happy to be home and in the garage for the night