winter weather wibbles

[mayhap]

I don't like it when the normally staid prose stylists at the National Weather Service start using words like "historic" and "crippling" and "potentially life-threatening". Governor Nixon has just declared a state of emergency. My place of employment is still telling us to call the switchboard in the morning to see if we're going to have a late starts or closures and assume we're coming in at 8:00 if there are no messages.

Do not want.

Comments

[skipthedemon.livejournal.com]

I'm a bit tired of all the snow, for sure. Bleh.

Be safe!

[mayhap]

It is getting pretty ridiculous, is it not? I normally like snow, but then, we don't normally get snow like this.

[nagasvoice.livejournal.com]

Odd, but that link for Gov. Nixon goes to events dated in June 2010.

[mayhap]

*facepalms*

*edits in correct link*

[nagasvoice.livejournal.com]

Thanks--and good luck, stay safe!

[shrewreader.livejournal.com]

assume we're coming in at 8:00 if there are no messages.

*laughs hysterically* They're calling for at least 1 foot, and possibly 2 for y'all tomorrow.

I really don't think you're going anywhere - and if their phone system is actually up, I'll be surprised....

[mayhap]

I know, right??? They clearly can't read or are in denial.

[shrewreader.livejournal.com]

I went to college at a school where the President, a former student at the college, as well as Dean, native of southern California, said she 'did not believe in snow.' 3 feet would be outside her window and she'd call her doctor to ask for advice about the hallucinations.

Fortunately, the day there were 4 feet of snow outside her door, she was stuck -in- soCA, visiting family.

The decision to cancel was left to the college security chief. He did so with alacrity.