I Made It!

[kelly_chambliss]

The east coast of the US was hit with a massive snowstorm over the weekend, so I wasn't sanguine about my chances of flying into NYC today (Sunday). But to my surprise, my flight wasn't cancelled, it wasn't late, I had no problem getting a cab at the airport, and the streets, while messy, were mostly clear. I reached my partner's apartment with no trouble at all. We went out for a pleasant late lunch /early dinner (omelette with goat cheese and fresh tomatoes and basil, yum), and now we're comfortably warm at home.
 
And I have reliable internet again!!! No more sitting precariously on the edge of the bed in my brother's guest room trying to find the one spot in the house where I could briefly pirate some neighbor's wireless signal. Life is good.

(One weird thing: the package I mailed to NY on Tuesday has not yet arrived, but the package I mailed on Friday arrived not only the very next day, but at the height of the blizzard.)

I am woefully behind on my fest reading, but I can offer you a rec for a short, lovely, angsty Snape, McGonagall friendship vignette -- The Innocence of Snow by mountainmoira, one of my favorite Snape writers. Check out her story In His Name if you haven't already done so. Her lush, evocative prose is a delight.

Comments

[diana-hawthorne.livejournal.com]

Glad you got to NYC safely!

[kellychambliss.livejournal.com]

Thanks! Are you in Texas? No snow there, I'll bet.

[diana-hawthorne.livejournal.com]

Unfortunately I am in Texas, and even more unfortunately there is no snow. You'd think that we'd even have slightly acceptable weather for December, i.e. something below 75 degrees, but no.

[kellychambliss.livejournal.com]

I will so trade you! :)