The drinking has yet to begin

[sosoclever]

The roads weren't too bad. Well . . . maybe they were. What was really fun was when the wind would blow the snow around so much that I couldn't tell what was road and what was air. Freaky. Oh, yeah, and then there were the drifts that I couldn't actually see because of the blowing snow (you know, that which causes drifts), that seemed like they

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[retro_rider55]

Good to hear, hon; glad you're in one piece. What do you drive, again?

[sosoclever]

Thanks. I'm kinda glad I'm not bifurcated or anything like that, too.:-)

'99 Saturn SL, manual transmission, manual steering, front-wheel drive, badly in need of a tune up, but at least it's got new tires on the front end!

[shadoequin]

I, too, am glad you are not bifurcated, but I am also unreasonably giddy that you used the word bifurcated. I'm easily amused that way.

[sosoclever]

I really hoped someone else would be unreasonably giddy. It was the first thing that popped into my head, and I was inordinately pleased with myself for it.:-)

[nonabloch]

I am relieved that you are home, safe and semi-sound! :)

[sosoclever]

Well, the alcohol is yet in the bottle, and probably will stay there until the Things are asleep, so I'm more sound than I could be.:-)

[alice_bunnie]

Glad you made it safely! :)

[sosoclever]

Me too!

How are your storms?

[alice_bunnie]

We didn't get any here, though I thought we were supposed to.

[shadoequin]

Zoinks! Holy driving mess, Batman! I'm glad you made it through all that mess safe and sound!

[sosoclever]

Thank you. At least I wasn't going north on I-90, though, or I'd probably still be on the road. Yuck.