First you love me, then you say it's wrong

[rolanni]

More words than I thought I'd manage, and in a direction that, while surprising, seems inevitable. We Shall See.

Snow on the overnight, say the weatherbeans. One to three inches of it to drive to work in, then more snow tomorrow, topping off at four inches. Snow showers tomorrow night, Tuesday, and Wednesday.

Taking the rest of the night off to watch "Quantum Leap" -- or, at least, the first episode of same -- with Steve.

Everybody stay warm -- or cool, as may be appropriate.


Progress on Ghost Ship:

27660 / 100000

"Indeed. Reckless to a fault, every one of us. Though Nova displays some sign of possessing common prudence, and -- until lately of course -- so had Pat Rin."

Comments

[kalimeg.livejournal.com]

That headline is depressing. Sounds a lot like the late 1950's. Do people still pull that kind of thing a lot?

[sb-moof.livejournal.com]

YAY Snippet!

Thank you, it made me chuckle :-) Now of course I'm wondering how Nova will display her recklessness.

your school/office is not closed tomorrow?

[fiopi.livejournal.com]

In IL it's a holiday tomorrow for most businesses, the state colleges, etc. For weather we have the boundary between warm and cool that's resulting in freezing fog. So far just very beautiful crystal formations on plants/trees and NOT sticking to the road - although caution is being strongly urged for drivers at night.

[cailleuch.livejournal.com]

Colleges and snow days manifest much the same here. I'm at a commuter college and down the road is a residential one. We call snow days usually by canceling afternoon and evening classes after all the staff has made it to campus (admin taking pity only on students) and the one down the road just says "everyone lives on campus, right?" To my knowledge the only time they canceled school was a blizzard in 1978 and don't want to seem excessive so have never done it again.