I grew up in the north. I was born and spent my first 13 years, roughly, in the south side of Chicago, the neighborhood of Canaryville. When I was going into 8th grade, my family moved to the suburbs of Chicago, Alsip.
From there, after the divorce from my first marriage, I headed east into Indiana. It didn't hurt that I had family all through different parts of Indiana.
Needless to say, I have driven in snow many times, for many winters, and through many storms.
I still remember a bad snow storm we had in Indiana when Skye was younger. I lived 45 minutes to an hour from where I worked. The snow was so bad that they let me leave work early, before the roads got any worse. Despite leaving early, it still took me over 3 hours to get home. The blinding snow was creating blowing snow drifts across the road causing blizzard like conditions. I couldn't go any faster than 30 miles an hour and that was pushing it.
The snow here in Tennessee is different. Mainly, because they don't usually get any. This year was different I guess. Come with me as I drive through the snow, running errands before the snow really hit. I removed the sound, private conversations during the drive you know, and added some music.
Before you start worrying, I had my phone on a stand attached to my dash board. I did not drive and film. That is just too dangerous.
Watch the video here:
See ya soon!
Danielle
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