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Originally Posted by JolyB
That snow and ice that is affecting Arkansas seems to be a very widespread storm, having an impact on much of the Eastern part of the US. We will probably be getting some of the wintery mix by tomorrow afternoon. I think that Brisnet is based in Kentucky, and that area is also getting hit by this storm. That might be slowing lots of things down. In the meantime, hope that you stay snug and warm. This too shall pass.
As a baseball fan, this is the time of year when I try to help winter pass by counting down the number of days until "pitchers and catchers report." Alas, due to the MLB lockout I can't even do that.  |
We have a "snowy, icy mess" here in north Texas as described by one of our local weather guys. No need to go out, got groceries two days ago and catching up on laundry and folding clothes is enough to force me into several nap times today. Lows in the teens and single digit wind chills are not good for dog walking, which is still must do several times a day. As Joe Friday used to say "it's a glamourless, thankless job but it's gotta be done". At least we don't have power outages like we had last year for several days in early Feb. Bring on sunny south Florida, at least in my mind
