Walking in a winter wonderland.

You can't deny it: MSU's campus is probably the most beautiful after the first snowfall of the year. Granted, I love this campus 100% of the time, it's just that there's something about blankets of crystalized water covering trees, buildings, and sidewalks that really gets me. :] And after 48 hours of freezing rain, sleet, and hail, I think we deserved a little beauty.

This is the view from outside my window on the top floor of Wilson Hall. I love the way the snow lays on top of the individual branches of the pine trees in the South Complex courtyard. It makes me want to walk around and take pictures of everything before it melts or turns to slush. Too bad I have class..

Oh! I forgot about these photos too! Remember that random blizzard we got in the middle of November? My suitemate and I were trying to to catch the HUGE snowflakes on our tongues. :]

The snow didn't really stick then...

I got distracted from writing this blog, so I have new pictures to show! This is from my walk from Wilson to the Engineering late this morning. 

That last photo is my favorite from the day. It reminds me of why I love photography so much.

Also, people do some crazy things on the first snowfall.. Several of my friends went outside at night to build snowmen and throw snowballs at each other, but unfortunate me had to do homework and study all night long. :[ I think all of the people that went to play outside felt sorry for all of the others who stayed in, or at least the people featured in this online video blog from an MSU student..

Like I said, we do some crazy things. :p