This winter has been completely insane, and it's not even over yet. We've already had about three or four significant snowfalls--and by significant, I mean at least four inches, because that's a significant amount here. And one of those is in progress as we speak ( Read more... )

If it seems like I'm posting a lot of pictures lately, it's because I only recently had all the photos on my camera downloaded to a flashdrive, thus allowing me to post them in the absense of a GSB cable.

( Dude, Where's My Cow? )

I took these pictures a couple weeks ago, after we'd had a fair amount of rain.

( And it rained for forty days and forty nights... )

Isaac follows track of Katrina, evacuations ordered for coast

Anybody else thinking, "Here we go again"?

I need to start marking it on the calendar whenever I have a sinus infection--that way, I'll actually know whether or not I actually do get more than the average number of sinus infections, instead of just suspecting that I do ( Read more... )

I went out and shoveled snow yesterday, and I ended up half-killing myself. Last night my back muscles were so sore I had to sleep on my side most of the time, and it was hard to sleep because I was in a surprising amount of pain ( Read more... )

Okay, so, the bucket of snow that got dumped on us recently (like what, last week?) had almost completely melted last night. I wake up around eight this morning, and it's near-blizzard conditions outside. Relatively speaking, this is blizzard condition, for Indiana. I'm sure it wouldn't even faze anybody in, say, Wisconsin ( Read more... )

I left the house for the first time in a week today, for the express purpose of getting Taco Bell. I will not be leaving it again because there's too much snow. We've spent the last couple days under a Winter Storm Warning Advisory, which is why I've been stuck inside so long. It's better today, but I'm still not completely comfortable driving ( Read more... )

We just had a freak ice storm. Well, not exactly a "storm," per se, but there were pieces of ice falling from the sky. I don't think they were quite big enough to qualify as hail, barely pea-sized, but when you're driving through town on your way home from Taco Bell and suddenly your windshield is bombarded with ice chips, you tend to notice ( Read more... )

ARDYS: *walks out the door ( Read more... )