Winter Weather Advisory at 4:22 P.M. advised people here in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti that, "The snow storm will begin with heavy snowfall, then turn into possible rain and drizzle before tapering off by Friday morning. The end of the storm will bring strong winds and extreme temperatures."
There followed the usual extreme-cold-weather advice: leave faucets dripping, open cabinets under sinks so warm air gets to the pipes and we can bash our knees on the door edges as we walk past, etc.
The snowfall has begun. Visibility is poor, traffic on the street outside is slow and sparse. Lucky thing I made a grocery run Tuesday.
Frabjous. Simply frabjous.
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“We’ve had our differences, but he’s seen the light … and I made sure he moved toward it, instead of coming back.”
There followed the usual extreme-cold-weather advice: leave faucets dripping, open cabinets under sinks so warm air gets to the pipes and we can bash our knees on the door edges as we walk past, etc.
The snowfall has begun. Visibility is poor, traffic on the street outside is slow and sparse. Lucky thing I made a grocery run Tuesday.
Frabjous. Simply frabjous.
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“We’ve had our differences, but he’s seen the light … and I made sure he moved toward it, instead of coming back.”