Oh Stephanie, I'm so sorry you're stuck without a car in bad weather. It's a real bummer. It sounds like you're having a really bade day! But the picture looks like you're in a very peaceful place. Where in Pennsylvania are you? I used to live in Indiana County and loved it there. My neighbors were so far away that we hardly ever saw each other!
Although you have lots of snow now, I bet it's really pretty in the spring, summer and fall. Do you have any pictures showing what it's like during the other seasons?
Hang in there and hope tomorrow is a better day!
Jan 14, 2009 Rating
Beautiful Snow, Tough Days by: Drewcruisin
Hey Stephanie,
I love the picture of the snow is definitely quite beautiful. It is very unfortunate that you have to walk in the snow along with your children.
My two cents is if you really feel like you need help then ask your neighbors. Some might be cold hearted, but most are not and will help you any way they can. Be honest and up front about what is going on, but also keep your composure. No one wants some lunatic one crying on their doorstep.
Good luck. God is always around if you need to chat.
Jan 14, 2009 Rating
Huh? by: Sir Bob
Not sure what this has to do with snow. But it looks like you're in a rural area . . .many people choose to live in rural areas because they want to be left alone and tend to keep to themselves. That doesn't mean they are unneighborly, in fact, they are usually very neighborly if asked for help or if they see that you need help. But otherwise they believe that you also choose to live in a rural area because you don't want people sticking their noses in your businesses. Reach out to them and get to know them; maybe just bake some cookies and go introduce yourself. I bet they look out for you more and are quicker to approach you in the future.
