When can we go to Disneyland? -Will

This post is for everyone that does not live or was not affected by the snow storm on Wednesday night. I was feeling sorry for myself that night because it took me an hour and a half to get home. I made some creative moves with my car and chose some streets that no one was on and finally made it home. One of these roads had no other cars, no street lights, and the wind blowing up snow drifts. I hit one that I could not see and it about buried my car. Luckily I was only going about 15 MPH but I almost lost control of my car. When I got home, I told Kelly all about how horrible it was to get home.
Again, for those who have not heard the magnitude of this storm, please do a Google news search on the snow storm and you will read how many students spent the night in their school, main roads were closed and buried in snow drifts, search and rescue was deployed to search over 50 abandoned cars. Many of which ran out of gas because it took them so long to get home. The Maverik gas station by my house was full of cars with spending the night. They just built a new motel with 60 rooms right next to it that filled up and they had to turn people away. I was very lucky to make it home when I did. I do not feel sorry for myself anymore. My best friend Scott didn't get home until about 11:30 after leaving school at 3:30. Below is a picture of what our house looked like the day after. The measuring stick reads 23 inches.