I love snow, and I love snowstorms! Yesterday I was eagerly awaiting it’s arrival and constantly checking the weather radar on my computer…..I thought that was really cool….I was watching the clouds move across the state….not to mention most of the Midwest.
They were predicting thundersnow….the last time I heard thundershower was when my son was in pre-school, and he’s 24 now. And that is still the last time I heard thundersnow, apparently I slept through that. However I did wake up at 6:30 to sound of snowblowers. It was hard to tell how deep the snow was…..there were no cars out for a while…over the next few hours I think I saw 3. Then there were 2 ruts in the road mashing down the snow.
I went put a little while ago to clean off of my car….I had to take a broom with me…I was toying with the idea of doing some shoveling…but it wasn’t nice light fluffy snow, it was heavy, so I decided to leave that to my son and his snowblower.
I’ve got to go to work in an hour….not expecting to be very busy…..everyone raced to the grocery store the last two days….no need to go out.
So if you decide to go out tonight…..you walk into a restaurant and you are the only one’s there….you exclaim, “BOY! I bet you’re glad to see us!” Let me dispel a myth for you…..(especially if it’s within 2 hour of closing time) NO! we’re not! On night’s like these, it really isn’t worth our time to be there for just a few people, and all we want to do is cut our losses and go home. (Sorry, but sometimes the truth hurts.)
Sometimes we all need to take a snow day!
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