The end is nigh!
I swear, the way the weatherman was talking yesterday would make one think he needed a sandwich-sign announcing the end of the world. Apperantly a chance for midday snow is a sign of the apocalypse to these people, because they start repenting at the thought of fresh powder.
I just hope to God their absolute fear of snow and ice doesn't rub off on me. I can just imagine myself curled up under a desk after hearing about an approaching Kansas ice storm, begging for someone to "make the wet stuff stop." The horror, the horror.
I hope you, my readers, understand by now how deeply Washingtonians fear snow, because I've used up every metaphor I could think of, and doubt I shall write of it again.
Well, at least not until the next time it snows.
I just hope to God their absolute fear of snow and ice doesn't rub off on me. I can just imagine myself curled up under a desk after hearing about an approaching Kansas ice storm, begging for someone to "make the wet stuff stop." The horror, the horror.
I hope you, my readers, understand by now how deeply Washingtonians fear snow, because I've used up every metaphor I could think of, and doubt I shall write of it again.
Well, at least not until the next time it snows.
2 Comments:
Believe it or not but it the great white stuff was coming down most of the morning as the sun was out. It was kinda freaky looking.
I'm just horrified it's still snowing there. If even one more flake falls here, I'm pretty sure I'll scream!! ~Katie
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