Last night, I was hoping against hope that the predicted storm would be small enough that court wouldn't be cancelled. I just want the case to get over with already.
But that was not to be. It's snowing pretty hard here:
Friday, February 22, 2008
Snow Day!
I grew up not too far from the hotel in which I am currently staying. During the winter, almost every night I would go to sleep hoping and praying for a snow storm big enough to cancel -- or at least delay -- school.
Last night, I was hoping against hope that the predicted storm would be small enough that court wouldn't be cancelled. I just want the case to get over with already.
But that was not to be. It's snowing pretty hard here:
Last night, I was hoping against hope that the predicted storm would be small enough that court wouldn't be cancelled. I just want the case to get over with already.
But that was not to be. It's snowing pretty hard here:
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Re: Lost -- I also called the Aaron thing, as did another friend...I thought this might mean the answers were becoming more obvious, but maybe you disagree?
Re: snow -- here's what you missed in DC -- it was supposed to snow; it sort of did, but then it mostly rained; preschools in Frederick were closed anyway; 50% of businesses and residences failed to ice their sidewalks in the District; there is an 88% chance I wipe out on my way home tonight. No shockers there.
I thought they telegraphed the Aaron thing with the whole "I'm not good with babies" scene.
The snow here was pretty bad in the morning -- I think we got 5 inches. But in the afternoon, it was like nothing. I'd have rather been getting work over with instead of sitting in the hotel drinking cocoa.
You're right about the telegraphing; upon reflection, they weren't hiding much. But, in the moment, because the show so rarely gives anything up like that, I felt like a Lost savant, for once.
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