Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Homebound, but that's ok

So we woke up to several inches of snow this morning. Dad went into work around 10. The schools were canceled. It's cold. It's just so unnatural for Belgium.
So what does a homebound girl do??? I wrapped my foot in a plastic sack and donned my plastic boot, grabbed the shovel and had a ball.
I started with our house, then got carried away and started shoveling down the neighbors walk. Then I felt guilty that I did one neighbor, so I did the next and the next. By then I was in front of another American's house, so I crossed the street and did their house, and then up the street I went, back to our house. I ended when I came face to face with Marcel across the street!
Now don't be impressed. The snow was light as a feather and I was having fun. I just found it comical that I finally had time and energy to do a good turn because I have been forced to stay at home with a bum foot! And now that I have told you about it, I won't even get any blessings. Still, I had to tell somebody!

6 comments:

Melanie Herway said...

You're crazy. I wish I could have been there to get a picture of a woman shoveling snow with a broken foot. You'll still get blessings :)

Heidi said...

Holy cow! I wouldn't have shoveled my driveway if I had the slightest ailment, let alone a broken foot! And I definitely wouldn't have done my entire street!

Widiger Family said...

You are a super woman, Anita!!!! Such an inspiration.
BTW, 2 sundays ago, I think, we ask Taiamani a few questions about her time in Primary, and who was in the class. She named the kids, and the Sister Alicia, Emily, AND the :Aunty with the broken foot". We guessed it was you :)

natalie said...

Good for you!!

Colie said...

Did you get a photo of the plastic-wrapped foot?!? You're amazing, Mom.

La said...

I think you will get loads of blessings. Keep it up!