LISE!! You can have your weather back!!!

[Tuckervill]

Well, the house made it through the night, and so did hubby! Thanks for sending those vibes! He said he heard a transformer blow up down the street, but our power stayed on.

The roads, strangely, are not icy at all. And there's still no ice on the trees at my dad's house, even though it rained and misted all day and it's 21 degrees. The schools in my town were already closed for MLK day, so that was a blessing. Up north a few towns the schools are closed due to power loss (I guess they don't have MLK day off).

I'm glad for the roads being clear because the baby boy goes back to his parents today. I'm just getting too old to chase a toddler around for more than a few days! I forgot how little one can get done with a toddler around. lol.

Here's hoping the worst of the weather is over for all of you, too.

Karen

[Crankin]

Oh, you guys made me spit my coffee out I was laughing so much at the "So does this mean that H**L has frozen over?" over comment. I still remember the post card I had hanging on my fridge during most of the time I lived in AZ:
"Tempe Arizona... Home of the Sun Devils; two miles from H**L" (showing a half dead coyote lying on the ground).
Seriously, I remember many mornings in the 30s as I was going to work. It did usually warm up more than you're describing, but it DOES get cold in the valley. Too bad it gets warm more of the time.

Still no snow here in greater Boston. Heavy rain, temperature hovering at 32.9 so no ice.

[Aggie_Ama]

They sent us home from work this afternoon in anticipation of ice. The rain has started coming and we never got above 32 at my house. I think tomorrow will be another day of being home, maybe Wednesday too! I should bake more cookies.