I have never been one to sit around in my pajamas. That is why I will never be a good blogger. That and I wear gym shorts and old T-shirt instead of pajamas anyway. So here I sit wearing yesterday's Indianapolis Colts jersey, still in shock and awe. If you do not follow the NFL, the Colts came back from a 28 point deficit in the second half to beat the Chiefs 45-44. It was indeed a game for the ages.
Over my right shoulder I glance out the window and see the snow coming down hard, straight and thick like movie set snow. The 6-10 inches of expected snow I do not worry about much. I have nowhere to go, and a couple of nice shovels in the garage if I feel the need. The minus 20 temps that will follow bother me a little. Mostly for my ill-prepared sons, who live in rental properties. The oldest never has groceries and his old car is unlikely to start in the bone-chilling temperatures. As a parent you cannot help worrying. I am also a bit concerned about my elderly parents, but I know they will be prepared as much as possible.
Have a great Sunday and to quote a great old TV show -- Be careful out there.
Major props to The Colts, now Cappy's team due to Indiana raised son-in-law. Also because the Browns congenitally can't get it together.
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ReplyDeleteHell is freezing over.
Again.
So you're not "pajama boy"?
It''s been raining steady all day, glad it's not snow.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the warning , Phil.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jmg86CRBBtw
Kind of reminds of the days growing up in Indiana, that was back in the 50's and 60' before global warming was discovered.
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Hey Joe. Can you run over to my house to make sure our pipes don't burst? You can send me a text, I should be able to get it while I'm at the beach. ;)
ReplyDeleteSure Rita. The day after tomorrow
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