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Our family always lived, where we a snow shovel I remember one snow storm
entire driveway ourselves, which is no small feet for a nine year olds.
When we were done , my father was waiting in the kitchen to reward us with
grilled cheese sandwiches, tomato soup and a silver dollar for the work we had
done. Dipping my grilled cheese into the steaming soup (in my opinion, truly
the best way to eat the 2 together), I am sure I was oblivious to how luck I was;
.winter meant hockey, snow days off from school, and sledding until dinner was
ready .winter meant scratching wool hats, scarves that always chocked me,
jackets that made look like a mini-sumo wrestler, snow pants that made peeing
My moon boots were my favourite. I may even have worn them to bed a few
times, afraid someone would take them from me while I slept. I loved winter as
I still love winter, but to say I enjoyed it as I did when I was nine years old
would be a lie. I’ve been a peace corps volunteer in Mongolia for eighteen
months now and I live in a ger, a tent with a small wood stove in the center.
Dannisha Wilson
17th January 2020
Dannisha Wilson
17th January 2020