Everything is closed .... except the public library.
Man, what does it take to close the library (other than a national holiday)? Hmm. I wonder if the CRC centers are open. I wonder if I want to dig out my car and drive UP the endless slope of Hamilton Avenue. Probably not.
Note: yesterday was a federal holiday. The Cincinnati public libraries were open. (Also our grounds people had done the best job of sidewalk clearing I saw in my 3-block walk to the post office at 8 am today. The library rocks.)
Timelies all!
Snow day here, and the snow has just started falling. Let's see what sticks...
...which reminds me to get my prescription refilled today, and pick up cat food before Snowpocalypse: Electric Boogaloo hits.
Praying for a snow day tomorrow, pretty sure we won't get one.
For Good Stuff?
‘Cat Cuddle Booths’ set up to cure loneliness on Valentine’s Day [link]
Note: yesterday was a federal holiday. The Cincinnati public libraries were open.
Good lord, library. I do love them, though. I think I go to the Northside branch at least once a week.
Snow flurries have begun! Cats are watching intently. Let's see if we get the 3-5 inches we're supposed to.
I miss my old apartment a lot in the winter, for several reasons: (1) I didn't pay the heating bill; (2) that apartment was SO WARM, since it wasn't on a corner and didn't have a balcony with a sliding glass door that sucked out all the heat; (3) Paul the maintenance guy was ON IT with snow removal -- the sidewalks were always shoveled and the parking lot was always plowed (although the street just beyond the parking lot was a mess); (4) the layout was such that I had a comfy chair by the big front window and could park my ass in it and just watch the snowfall (and people's shenanigans, like sledding down the huge hill I lived on).
They called at 5 a.m. to say school was cancelled here, and the totals for this area got upped to 9+ inches last night. Predictably, there was Panic at the Grocery Store this morning, but now it's time for pancakes.
We got our snow last night--maybe five or six inches? I drove to work today and almost got rear-ended twice. This big SUV ended up driving into a snowbank to avoid rear-ending me and the car behind it also couldn't stop in time so it pulled alongside me until it could stop.
Shoulda' taken the train but I didn't want to deal with the windchill and all the unshoveled sidewalks.