Winter Wonderland

During the bus ride back to Naruko, where I live, I could tell that it was gradually getting colder because the mountains on the horizon had an ever increasing amount of snow on them. By the time I arrived at my home it looked like a blizzard. The roads were covered in snow and I could not believe how much snow there was on the sides of the road. It was even worse when I entered my room and opened the sliding doors to the kitchen area. I literally gasped and took a step back when I saw the amount of snow that was piled up at my porch. It had to be about four feet. It seems that it is not going anywhere soon, because it has been snowing on and off steadily since I returned. I have decided to try and enjoy the winter weather as much as I can. I borrowed a gas heater, so I am no longer freezing to death, I bought lots of green tea to drink while I watch the snow fall, and I have decided to stop using my car and take the train to and from work so as not to die. So far so good.