Holy freaking heck.

It snowed. I'd say it was a total of 8 inches. It covered everything. I go outside and all I can see is white. It was absolutely amazing. When does it snow in Lake Jackson? When does it snow as heavily as this in Lake Jackson? It's insane. Oh, and one of the best parts is that the Texas Gulf coast was almost the only place in the entire country that had snow Christmas Eve. The only other place was New England. This was seriously the first time I can remember seeing so much snow. I built a snowman... out of SNOW... in Lake Jackson. I'm still in shock. I've never actually seen snow before. I didn't know what it looked like close up. I've only seen it on the Weather Channel. I mean, what they use in television and movies isn't usually really snow. So it was just a new experience for me to be able to touch this snow and make snowballs and snowmen. It was just amazing. Of course, the snow is almost all gone by now, but it was great while it lasted. The lake didn't freeze over, though. It wasn't cold enough for that. I'll still settle for the 8 inches of snow we got. We took lots of pictures and since I've decided to redo my picture blog, because it just really needs to be updated, I'll probably put some of the snow pictures up there. Maybe the one of my snowman. He was shameful to snowmen everywhere. His eyes were made of olives, his mouth was chocolate chips, and his nose was an orange tent stake. He fell over due to the melting of the snow at around 3 PM. Rest in peace, Sir Meltsalot. Merry Christmas