Waiting for doom to fall from the sky
Well, for an inch of ice, anyhow. Which would not be nearly as bad as the Great Ice Storm of 2005 was, especially since They Say that that storm took out the next ten years' worth of weakened trees and limbs, so in theory we're less likely to have power outages.
They've pushed the start estimate back from "after noon" to "after two," though, which (especially as the mommy of someone who's coming home on a school bus this afternoon) makes me happier.
And the Phoenyx should keep chugging along at the hosting service, provided we can get the local server out of the mail-forwarding loop. If we can't, posting will happen from the web but incoming email won't be accepted, which is weird. Of course, having the Phoenyx continue operating when we've lost power is weird (and a little scary) no matter what.
They've pushed the start estimate back from "after noon" to "after two," though, which (especially as the mommy of someone who's coming home on a school bus this afternoon) makes me happier.
And the Phoenyx should keep chugging along at the hosting service, provided we can get the local server out of the mail-forwarding loop. If we can't, posting will happen from the web but incoming email won't be accepted, which is weird. Of course, having the Phoenyx continue operating when we've lost power is weird (and a little scary) no matter what.