Miller wrote:Yesterday it was in the mid-60s in Boston and of course, I thought it would snow so...I wore my sheep-skin lined snow boots.
Must have felt good to take them off...
here we go again - it'll all be worth it if there's no school tomorrow!
Fresh beeswax on the boots.
Snow shovels ready.
Tanks filled.
Plenty of windshield wiper fluid.
I'm ready.
But I sure miss snow days. [sigh]
5-9" downtown.
earlier estimates were much higher.
should be over by about 3pm...
I'm hoping for a snow day.
I wish I could know for sure before 6 a.m. oh well.
I'm wit George, I miss snow days. (Lucky LilK)
Snow day for me now means double work....
Happy snow day, littlek!
We got a dusting, nothing dramatic.
working from today -- thank you remote access program
Not a bad commute this morning. Lotta folks must have stayed home.
The usual set of knuckleheads provided entertainment: those who drive
as if they're in a white-out in Winnipeg and those who drive as if they're
on the Bonneville Salt Flats.
I have a feeling the trip home is gonna be a bear.
It's purty..... My assessment of the snow (I haven't even been out yet!) is that it is fairly light and dry. It's not really sticking well to the trees though that may have more to do with wind. I am noticing that up in the trees near squirrel roosting sites the tree trunk snow is yellow-brown - nasty squirrels. They're going to have to re-mark their territories.
It's wetter than it looks.
[Makes snowball. Waits for 'K...]
looks wet -- it's hanging off tree limbs 3" high here.
we had a brief (5-6 seconds) power outage.
hopefully that's the only one...
It is wetter than I'd guessed! <ducks snowball>
She's quicker than I'd guessed.
teeture's are naturally good at avoiding being hit by projectiles...
Region Philbis wrote:looks wet -- it's hanging off tree limbs 3" high here.
You have REALLY short trees.
doesn't make me a bad person...
