Last Sunday was Super Bowl, an unofficial American Holiday, the finale of the American Football Season. Primarily because of the Super Bowl, I had no issues with the winter storm that preceded it. The Friday-Saturday’s winter storm brought over two feet of snow (Elkridge Maryland had over 3 feet), crippling life through out the State of Maryland and beyond. For me, it was a superb time to watch pre Super Bowl shows, without any compulsion to go out for a weekend “shopping” ;)

I dug my car out of the snow, so did my neighbors. The Super Bowl went very well too, as my favored New Orleans Saints won the Vince Lombardi Trophy.  All is well :D

Today (Wednesday, February 10, 2010); I am sitting at home again, like most of the people in the State of Maryland, and witnessing another snowfall of over a feet and the wind gusting up to 45 miles per hour.  The State has already spent $60 million of it’s alloted budget for the snow removal, and there are no signs that the snow season is ending anytime soon. This winter season (to date), Baltimore is the most snowy city in the United States of America, which was never heard of before.

Following are the few pictures from the pre Super Bowl storm, all were taken around my neighborhood. I have no desire to go out to take pictures of today’s snow :(