More like an ice day…I didn’t venture out today, but Hubby said he was sliding when backing out this morning and since it is uphill until you get out of the apartment complex it took him quite awhile to get out to the road. He said he needs some sandbags to throw into the back of his truck for traction…ha.
The schools and colleges were closed today and there is a two hour delay in the morning for Cori unless it changes at some point to cancelled. Jarin doesn’t have classes on Fridays.
And as you can imagine, a lot of accidents.
Take care,
Sheila
Yeah, let the fender benders begin. We are in too big a rush to hit the roads that are icy. Funny how no one knows how to drive but the speaker.
ReplyDeleteOver the years I have found that the only folk who know how to drive in ice and snow is the Eskimos. Because everyone North of you thinks those south of them cannot drive in snow and ice. I asked a New Yorker once, is that why there are so many dented cars in NYC because they drive so much better?
Sorry, got carried away. Nice to see the sun.
Love from down the road.
Sherry & jack
It's wet and cloudy here.Yeaterday I washed the carport and it is still wet. Be careful driving on icy roads. I'm fixing to go get my hair done hope it doesn't rain until I get back. Take care see you soon, mom
ReplyDeleteHow scary. If we get a freeze here in Oregon I just stay home. One of the perks of being retired. Thanks for your comments on my blog about the pillowcase. To make a king size pillowcase the size changes from 27 inches of fabric for the main section of the pillowcase to 36 inches (1 yard) the other measurements are the same 9 inches for the cuff and 2 inches for the piping. Post the pictures if you make some. They are super easy.
ReplyDeleteWe had ice one day and night before last. It rained and warmed up and melted it all. Thank you God. Helen
ReplyDeleteSheila, are you still waNTING SNOW??? iT PROBABLY WILL WARM UP BUT IF YOU GET SNOW ON TOP OF ICE it is even harder to get around. Take care and I love your blog.
ReplyDeleteI glad you got to see snow. I am hoping
ReplyDeletewe have some I was in Tenn. and missed the
last snow flakes. Hope you had a Merry
Christmas and looking forward to a New Year.
Shirl