My snow on the front stoop is about a meter high. I can see drifts of nearly 2 meters out towards the road. My world is pretty constrained.Sometimes I feel like the world is a huge place
Sometimes i feel this way, like when talking to my friend in Denmark as a foreign exchange student, but then something like this giant storm happens, and its like everybody in the country is talking about the same storm, regardless of where they liveHere the sky is, err.... sunny.
And as for the snow it is, ehm... nowhere to be seen.
Sometimes I feel like the world is a huge place.
In the 3rd-world countries of India, Pakistan and Nigeria they have the same "load-sharing".I woke up to a rolling blackout. Funny, I seem to remember a contract about my home being all electric (no gas allowed), and at 15°F they cut the power for 15 minutes.
Don't forget California.In the 3rd-world countries of India, Pakistan and Nigeria they have the same "load-sharing".
Texas can be added to the list.
This storm was trying to be vicious.
It was -9 degrees C (+16 degrees F) this morning and I saw lightning and heard thunder nearby.
I think that mindset started right around the end of the cold war (1980s), and got way worse at the turn of the century. Katrina in New Orleans is a great example. Build below sea level then freak out and blame the federal government for the flood.Just watched a GMArolleyes
interview. Some guy was whining; "We got snow everywhere, the wind was blowing it everywhere. Nobody knows anything!!! This is insanity!!!"
Exactly when did we become a country of "Somebody needs to tell me it's going to be ok, somebody needs to DO something, somebody make it better" ??? It reminds me of the same mentality with home break-ins. Call 911, Just cower in the corner, beg for your life and beg the intruder to stop assaulting your wife and daughters. The proper authorities will be there in 40 minutes and make it all better...![]()
It gives hope for places like Green Bay to host the Superbowl.Hows the weather in Dallas for the Super Bowl.