Brr.

So I’m getting a little bit tired of winter.  Today, I had to fight with the lovely Cleveland weather numerous times: from getting into school late because snow has taken over the parking at school to getting stuck in driveways and sliding down the roads, I feel I’ve had just about enough.  The past few days, I’ve been desperately dreaming of all the wonderful things spring brings.  I’ve found myself longing for the warm, 40 degree weather and a little less than twelve feet of snow to climb through every day.  But since we still have quite a large chunk of winter ahead of us, I’ve made it my goal to decrease the winter blues and think of some interesting, exciting activities to do.  After thorough research, I’ve discovered a few things I never knew Ohio had to offer.  At Van Buren Park, adventures can spend the day identifying hibernating trees by their bark, a talent that could most definitely come in handy.  Individuals could also visit Hueston Woods, where they can go on a Winter Bird Hike.  However, if one plans to attend this, they should remember to wear appropriate clothing, as light winds on a 32 degree day can still lead to hypothermia and frostbite.  Or, you could venture to any one of a various ice fishing spots all across the state.  I hope these ideas inspire you to get out and enjoy all of the wonderful things Ohio has to offer, even in the slightly dreary winter months.