Baby it's cold outside.

Its 246 pm right now, and i think the sun is on its way down. It was quite strange to wake up on a saturday morning at 1030 and have it be pitch black outside! anyway once it did get bright (at about noon) outside, I went out on a walk, my feet and body were really hot with all my gear on, only my fingers were chilly...I had to walk back to my place after a half hour becuase my eyelashes were so built up with frost. I was scared they might fall off! ha. I walked up a few hiking trails, they were gorgeous. Took lots of photos that I am looking forward to showing you all. Then I did some shopping in town: checked out a gift shop, and stopped at the "produce man's" trailor...This guy apparently comes to town once every few weeks with a tractor trailor filled with produce, and its fresher then any of the other stuff you can get in town, so I was encouraged by coworkers to check it out. I got some fruit and potatoes. Last night I went out to a restaurant in town with some of my co workers to celebrate Michelle's last day. It was a really new restaurant, and although the menu was normal, it was quite expensive. I expected it. anyway, on the walk to the restaurant (it was probably a 10 min walk in total) Erica, one of the girls I work with who drives me every day, mentioned that my nose looked funny. It didn't feel funny, but when I got to the restaurant I went straight to the bathroom to check it out. I had a wierd white blotch on the end of my nose: maybe frostbite?? eek...but I was only out for 10 minutes!! anyway, so it turned redish and tingly. eventually the tingly feeling went away, but the pinkness still remains. Oh how I love the -30 degree weather that it was last night. Now I know I have to keep my face covered, so my balaclava will become my bestest friend. It was amazing to see at the restaurant last night how small this town really is. A few of the people that I work with were constantly waving at everyone who came in. It was neat! I really hope everyone is doing well at home. I'll write again soon. P.S. Have I told you about the snowmobiles? They really are everywhere around town, its crazy. Young and old ride em'!