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I am over it. In the 20 something years I lived in Louisiana it snowed once. Since we moved here 9 years ago, we have had snow maybe twice per year. This is the 4th so far this year. Over it.
Although I must admit the view out my back door was breathtaking this morning. We live on almost 6 acres, the back is heavily wooded with a creek. It looked like a post card of somewhere far, far north of here! So pretty, but I am still over it! :)
the snow was initially nice then it became a nuisance.... my car was buried had to dig it out.....got hit in the head with the biggest avalanche ever when i was trying to get the snow off the roof.... we got something like 12.5 inches officially at dfw..that is crisis for this area....some of my co-workers were unable to leave their homes....i love the snow but must say i am glad to see it melt......
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100213/ap_on_re_us/us_united_states_of_snow
Interesting..................
Seriously...4 big storms in eastern PA..and I was scheduled for all 4 so far...This is a new job for me and I already am getting that 'vibe" from the office staff as though I am a person who calls off 3 times a month chronically. ***! Im doing home care...alot of times the moms are competetent to take care of their kid over the weekend...and plus if their is 2 inches at the start of my shift and 12 by 8pm when it is time to go home I KNOW the family isnt going to appreciate me sleeping over.
LOL I have had ENOUGH already ok???
Thank you for letting me vent :)
TheCommuter, BSN, RN
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The Dallas/Fort Worth area had a record-breaking 11+ inches of snow yesterday.
I've probably seen about 10 or more rudimentary-looking snowmen on the front yards in my neighborhood. The stuff is amazing to look at, but it wreaks havoc when you have to drive in it. I was driving on Loop 820 today and people were actually playing in the snow with sleds on the side of the freeway.