I have to admit I chuckled at the idea of a Snowquester. Living in the mountains of WV tends to make our community hardy in general. We've seen storms come and go and we have a healthy respect for the damage that mother nature can do when she puts her mind to something. However, as I look out my window and admire the newly fallen snow, I am coming to terms with the fact that I may be getting a little soft. My driveway is plowed although not by my own hand ( this blessing comes from the kindness of my neighbor). I have checked my generator several times to make sure that I am ready for the looming power outage. We also have several unhealthy doomsday snacks in the pantry. All of these signs point to the fact that I shouldn't chuckle at a Snowquester.
The final blow has to do with our arsenal of electronic gadgets. My family and I have charged every electronic device we can think of in case we do lose the power. Does this sound a little soft? I have to answer honestly, perhaps. I guess that even though I am not a digital native, I have taken and passed the citizenship test...
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