Dang power

Keep warm and safe.  We're in the low-20's and dropping, with light snow already started and high winds expected soon.
 
Gosh, it really sucks that I work from home and don't have to fight all the inexperienced winter drivers out there...

 Stay safe Old Pal. 
 
 I was under the false impression that the weather out there was usually nice. I am even surprised that Texas is getting hit like that. I guess I don't get out much. We had a warming trend here and it hovered around 55-60 F much of the day. Temps are supposed to drop and we are supposed to get some nasty stuff later on tonight but nothing like a major ice storm or even much snow. We seem to have been in  between and in betwixt all of the major stuff by a small margin.

Some whereeee..... over the rainbow...
 
Follow the yellow brick road....

Starise
 Stay safe Old Pal. 
 
 I was under the false impression that the weather out there was usually nice. I am even surprised that Texas is getting hit like that. I guess I don't get out much. We had a warming trend here and it hovered around 55-60 F much of the day. Temps are supposed to drop and we are supposed to get some nasty stuff later on tonight but nothing like a major ice storm or even much snow. We seem to have been in  between and in betwixt all of the major stuff by a small margin.

They combat things like this with hot sauce.

fe.

I will.

I've got tree limbs down all over, but so far we have electricity. I decided to take advantage and work on a mix (stupid). The electricity blink off for a minute so I'll get to start over again someday with that. I did re-boot and do a proper shutdown....oh well, I didn't get very far with it anyway. Take care ol'pal and remember your neighbors in western AR!

I've seen some nasty pix on the morning news.  Stay safe, everyone.  

 No power. Cold in the house.
 
You know what that means.
 
It's snuggie time!!!
 

When I was in my teens, we lived in an 18ft. trailor with no electricity, heat, or water during a winter with daily highs around -20°F.  A few years later, I survived Chicago winters standing on the L platform well after midnight, feeling a 50 mph wind tear through my cheap jacket while the tracks froze over so badly the trains couldn't run.  There were times when hypothermia seemed like a really good idea.
 
As cold as I was, I never wore a snuggie.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
I couldn't afford one.