SNOW!!!

It actually snowed at Texas A&M!!! in february! and enough to even have snowmen! they were popping up everywhere, all over campus. ... oh, and did I mention that just two days ago, it was seventy degrees outside? haha that's texas weather for you.  and not only did we get snow and snowmen and snowball fights, classes are even delayed until 10am tomorrow!  can this month get any better?!

Here are some photos as proof of this amazing day.

beginning to snow, around 1pm ... this is outside my office window.
... more snow fallling
leaving to go to class around 2pm, lots of snow falling in huge flakes now.
everyone was flocking to the grassy knoll to build snowmen and have snowball fights and even a game of frisbee or two.
... there were some big snowmen for how little snow was on the ground by then.
... mobs attacking innocent students with snowballs going to and from classes outside of Blocker bldg and other school buildings and bus stops, including me, haha. i'd probably join if i didn't have classes.
... the academic dome covered in snow! wish I could have gotten a better view.
in front of sbisa, all out snowmen war - at least half a dozen or so that were as tall as me, all being knocked down as fast as they could be built.
at the apartment complex
everyone joining the fun and making snowmen wherever they can.
... more fun snowmen.
... only in texas, guys making massive snowmen in shorts, haha.
"look it's snowing!"
what a cool snowman! ... too bad it's not mine, haha. still really cool though.
"let's build our own snowman here!"
... almost there... who knew snow was so heavy...
meet Bach the snow chicken (Lisa named him). ... we thought it'd be fun to give our snowman a mowhawk, but it just made it look like a chicken head, lol. whatever.
... our lovely lopsided creation... ... that didn't even survive half an hour before getting smashed. *sigh* and I probably gave myself pneumonia not wearing a hat or proper gloves, but oh well, still a lot of fun!

1 comments:

Katsu said...

The best part is how everyone has their umbrellas on in a snow. True Texan style.