This’ll teach me to look outside before I get dressed in the morning. Wet, blowing snow. Still learning appropriate garb for the train platform, though.
UPDATE: Wow, I really mangled that message by changing the phrasing and trying to get sent off on the train. That’s not looking outside from home, that’s looking outside on the train. I chose clothes this morning not realizing it was snowy. Didn’t pick the right shoes, and I probably should have used an overcoat and grabbed my ear muffs. Thin, wet, drizzly snow, and very blustery.
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So the school bus was about an hour late. The school and district websites both still show normal start times. I think Dave wasn’t the only one caught off guard by the snow this morning.
I blame our purchase of solar lights for the snow. Last night I told Dave I wanted to let them charge for a couple of days before we decide to get more. The universe has an odd sense of humor.
Well, it’s guardedly clear here in downtown. The storm is moving south, and they’ll get more toward home than at the office. Glad I’m doing the train thing, though, at leastd until I get to the station and have to clear my car.
We have an equal problem:
We had to get up last night and turn the 2nd floor air conditioning on, it was 76 at 5:30am, and it is now 82