We woke up this morning to find it had snowed in the night. Hadn't expected it at all. I love how it muffles all the sounds. I know it won't last, but it's beautiful right now.
later . . . actually not so beautiful here: traffic is in a knot all over town, with spinouts and crashes everywhere, the 99 tunnel blocked, I-5 a mess. I made it to the hospital for rounds, but I'm not sure I'll be able to get to clinic anytime soon. Rather than fight the traffic, I have stopped for a coffee, and to just sit for a while and enjoy the morning. Ahhhhh . . . .
PS: It's nice that practically the whole city of Seattle is one big WIFI hotspot.
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