In Like a Lion...
Mar. 1st, 2005 10:01 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dxmachinaMore snow, another six to eight inches. Again, it's tough to tell, because of all the leftover snow, and because there was a lot of driftage due to the wind. It's heavy snow, too, a royal pain to shovel. Fortunately, the wind patterns helped blow some of the walk and the driveway clean, but there was still plenty more to move.
It's all become so commonplace that they didn't even bother to cancel school here, resulting in my being stuck behind a schoolbus for part of my commute this morning. More joy. Meanwhile, several of my colleagues are in Orlando attending PittCon, the show we used to exhibit at (and I used to attend). I hope they all get sunburned...
It's all become so commonplace that they didn't even bother to cancel school here, resulting in my being stuck behind a schoolbus for part of my commute this morning. More joy. Meanwhile, several of my colleagues are in Orlando attending PittCon, the show we used to exhibit at (and I used to attend). I hope they all get sunburned...
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Date: 2005-03-01 09:54 am (UTC)And I have no right to complain -- we had a bare inch of snow. I'm just done with winter -- let it be spring and mud-time.
Actually -- we had rain most of Sunday, then overnight the temps dropped so we had a soupcon of snow on top of icy slush. One of the sorts walking surfaces. Today it was mostly snow -- so just a bit better.
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Date: 2005-03-01 05:43 pm (UTC)Out like a lion...
Middle like a lion...
Let's face it - March is a lion.