Ok, for those of you that wished for a white Christmas, don't ever do it again! JK - but this storm was the craziest storm I have ever been in. With 30-40 MPH winds, the blizzard conditions were unparalleled to anything I have ever seen. So I didn't make it home until 11 AM this morning. Working in the O2 business, things can't shut down at the drop of a hat. By the time all the customers were taken care of, it was too late to try and rough it home. I must admit, our hospital beds, are really not that comfortable. We had plenty of food and space heaters, so it wasn't too bad. When I left this morning I was very glad I didn't try to drive home, the roads were parking lots. At one point highway 7 had 20+ cars stuck on the hill - I almost didn't think I was going to make it this morning, but I made it :) We were able to get ALL of our customers taken care of, no one ran out of O2. This morning it came close. Broomfield Fire Dept helped us out, they cleared a path from our office to the customers home. The customer was so greatful, and we were glad that we could get her taken care of. Our pictures on the site, just don't do the whole situation justice. 2 feet of snow fell, but the drifts were even higher. For those of you that have seen our backyard, we have a retaining wall, if you look at the picture the snow drift is to the top of the bushes. It is 2 PM and they finally got a plow to the neighborhood. I had to park at the grocery store and hike in. We are going to try and shovel a path so we can go get my car... more to come...