mstang67chic
Going Green
LOL Yep...it's the same front. And did you notice that it's folding back on itself on the northern portion? Yay.
It's snowing here and I'd say we've probably got a couple of inches so far. Our county's schools finally announced they were dismissing 2 hours early. Schools in neighboring counties announced in hours ago.....except for one. According to the time/temp recording we're supposed to get around 4 inches today with another inch overnight and into tomorrow. Normally we'll get between 1-2 inches off of the prediction (either way) but I'm guessing we'll get at least what was predicted.
Susie, funny you mentioned Cinci....I just got off the phone with a friend of husband's a few minutes ago. He's in Cinci now (lives there but is from here) and was complaining. He said they got a whopping 2 inches and people are freaking out. They have no idea what to do with it. He's alternating betwee laughing at them and getting irritated driving around people who aren't used to it.
I haven't been out today and don't plan on it. difficult child's night school was cancelled so if nothing else comes up....I'm not going anywhere. Our street has yet to see a plow but that's not surprise. If it keeps up like this, I won't expect one till tomorrow sometime. We're right off a main street but our street doesn't go anywhere important and is only a few blocks long.
husband isn't thrilled about driving in this (1/2 hour normally to work) but he's been excited about snow in general. THIS year he has a snow blower. I think I'll hire him out.
*blinks* WOW. There wasn't a plow attached but a city truck just drove by. I THINK he was scattering salt. I'm impressed.
This is one thing I love about living in town. Getting 4-6 inches of snow hoovers, yes. BUT....I'm in town. I can get to the store fairly easy if I need to. I don't need to drive for miles on koi-y country roads and risk sliding in the ditch just to get milk and bread.....as if there were any left on the shelves but you know what I mean. Heck....if nothing else and as long as they are open...I can get almost anything I would need at the convenience store around the corner. They even started selling booze lately so I'm covered! LOL (Just beer and wine but there's got to be SOMETHING I like)
Be careful going home for those of you still at work or running errands. Hunker down and enjoy it if you can or find distractions from difficult child's (both kids and hubbies). I've actually found myself a hidey hole if I need it!!!! husband's niece and boyfriend moved into an aparment that is 2 blocks down and 3 houses over from us. It's actually the front part of a house and the back apartment is empty and unlocked. If nothing else....I can hoof it over there, take some books, pillows/cushions and hide. The power is on there so I'll have heat and lights. LOL Hmmm.....for a joke, that is starting to sound better and better.
It's snowing here and I'd say we've probably got a couple of inches so far. Our county's schools finally announced they were dismissing 2 hours early. Schools in neighboring counties announced in hours ago.....except for one. According to the time/temp recording we're supposed to get around 4 inches today with another inch overnight and into tomorrow. Normally we'll get between 1-2 inches off of the prediction (either way) but I'm guessing we'll get at least what was predicted.
Susie, funny you mentioned Cinci....I just got off the phone with a friend of husband's a few minutes ago. He's in Cinci now (lives there but is from here) and was complaining. He said they got a whopping 2 inches and people are freaking out. They have no idea what to do with it. He's alternating betwee laughing at them and getting irritated driving around people who aren't used to it.
I haven't been out today and don't plan on it. difficult child's night school was cancelled so if nothing else comes up....I'm not going anywhere. Our street has yet to see a plow but that's not surprise. If it keeps up like this, I won't expect one till tomorrow sometime. We're right off a main street but our street doesn't go anywhere important and is only a few blocks long.
husband isn't thrilled about driving in this (1/2 hour normally to work) but he's been excited about snow in general. THIS year he has a snow blower. I think I'll hire him out.
*blinks* WOW. There wasn't a plow attached but a city truck just drove by. I THINK he was scattering salt. I'm impressed.
This is one thing I love about living in town. Getting 4-6 inches of snow hoovers, yes. BUT....I'm in town. I can get to the store fairly easy if I need to. I don't need to drive for miles on koi-y country roads and risk sliding in the ditch just to get milk and bread.....as if there were any left on the shelves but you know what I mean. Heck....if nothing else and as long as they are open...I can get almost anything I would need at the convenience store around the corner. They even started selling booze lately so I'm covered! LOL (Just beer and wine but there's got to be SOMETHING I like)
Be careful going home for those of you still at work or running errands. Hunker down and enjoy it if you can or find distractions from difficult child's (both kids and hubbies). I've actually found myself a hidey hole if I need it!!!! husband's niece and boyfriend moved into an aparment that is 2 blocks down and 3 houses over from us. It's actually the front part of a house and the back apartment is empty and unlocked. If nothing else....I can hoof it over there, take some books, pillows/cushions and hide. The power is on there so I'll have heat and lights. LOL Hmmm.....for a joke, that is starting to sound better and better.