The Snowball Effect

[398 words] Much of the news this week concerned the snow storm affecting the northeastern section of the USA. Though it was responsible for approximately two feet of snow in some areas, it did not reach the extreme levels that were predicted and anticipated. I am thankful that it did not result in widespread harm to the people affected by it. That being said, the predictions got me to thinking about the potential of snow–for good as well as bad. When the snow is falling and shimmering in the light, whether day or night, it can be beautiful. As it is heaped up in piles it resembles a lovely blanket. When children laugh and play in it and roll it up into small, loose snowballs to hurl at each other, it brings joy to many. And of course, when rolled and shaped into proportionately formed balls, the snowman remains as…

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