mistressofmuses (
mistressofmuses) wrote2021-03-14 01:46 pm
Attack of the bee-lizards.
By which I mean we got officially upgraded to a blizzard warning! And I like bad wordplay.
I did not go into the office today - the snow had petered out a bit when I fell asleep, but I woke up around 4:00 and it was pretty bad again. The wind has been really strong (sounds like a damn tornado outside), and the roads were pretty slick. If they're mad that I didn't go in, I guess that's a tomorrow problem for me.

The view across the street. Visibility is extremely low, hence the blizzard warning.
But dogs gotta pee, so we did bundle up for a quick trip outside. The snow out back was only about knee-high on the dog, but with how much wind there is, it's hard to tell how much we've actually gotten. Maybe around a foot? Not the 5 feet of panic we were originally threatened with, but definitely on track for somewhere between 1 and 3 feet by the end.

Running!

Scooting!

He'd just faceplanted and gotten snow up his nose.

More running!
I am a little nervous about getting into the office tomorrow. I'm supposed to be training a new person, so I really need to not miss... but if this continues into tonight, I have no idea if the roads will be passable tomorrow. This whole storm was delayed, and I don't think anyone thought about it past today.
Time change hit me harder than I thought it would, and I didn't sleep well anyway, between worry about going in today and how loud the wind is, so I haven't done much with my day off.
I should try to edit a chapter of my friend's book, and maybe just marathon some reading or writing. Or try to write up my review of River of Teeth/Taste of Marrow. Gotta work through that decision paralysis. Then again... a nap sounds lovely...
I did not go into the office today - the snow had petered out a bit when I fell asleep, but I woke up around 4:00 and it was pretty bad again. The wind has been really strong (sounds like a damn tornado outside), and the roads were pretty slick. If they're mad that I didn't go in, I guess that's a tomorrow problem for me.
The view across the street. Visibility is extremely low, hence the blizzard warning.
But dogs gotta pee, so we did bundle up for a quick trip outside. The snow out back was only about knee-high on the dog, but with how much wind there is, it's hard to tell how much we've actually gotten. Maybe around a foot? Not the 5 feet of panic we were originally threatened with, but definitely on track for somewhere between 1 and 3 feet by the end.
Running!
Scooting!
He'd just faceplanted and gotten snow up his nose.
More running!
I am a little nervous about getting into the office tomorrow. I'm supposed to be training a new person, so I really need to not miss... but if this continues into tonight, I have no idea if the roads will be passable tomorrow. This whole storm was delayed, and I don't think anyone thought about it past today.
Time change hit me harder than I thought it would, and I didn't sleep well anyway, between worry about going in today and how loud the wind is, so I haven't done much with my day off.
I should try to edit a chapter of my friend's book, and maybe just marathon some reading or writing. Or try to write up my review of River of Teeth/Taste of Marrow. Gotta work through that decision paralysis. Then again... a nap sounds lovely...

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I hope you're safe tomorrow no matter how things play out. Hopefully, you'll be snug at home and not dealing with any BS.
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I don't think I'm in trouble for yesterday, but everyone took their douchebag pills this morning. *eyeroll*
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And yeah, that does not look like the sort of visibility or conditions that you should be driving in. Do they have snow-ploughs and salting machines to keep the roads open?
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It was terrible! The plows were out pretty well on the main roads (though not the side roads), but they didn't seem to be salting or sanding as much as I think would have been helpful.
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