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Snowmageddon. Half Amusing The First Time I Heard It.
See those indents in the snow? I made them an hour and a half after this was taken. You can’t even tell I walked through it now. This insanity has accumulated in only nine hours. I keep hearing we have everything from four inches to six to eight to a foot, so I’m going to split the difference and say TOO MUCH.
What’s really killing me about this is I was supposed to go to D.C. (the heart of this mess) for the Pens/Caps game on Sunday. Considering I couldn’t even make it home from work without sliding all over the place, the likelyhood of me going from Pittsburgh to Morgantown, W.V. (where my friend April lives) to Frostburg, Md., (where my friend Gina lives), to Washington D.C. is looking very, very slim. According to numerous reliable sources (people who live there via Twitter), West Virginia and D.C. are notorious non-plowers. I have a hard enough time when I white-knuckle around here and they DO plow.
I’m trying not to get upset about this, with that you-can’t-control-the-weather-so-let’s-have-a-drink mindset. Still, a rum and coke can’t change the fact that I haven’t left Pittsburgh in months because I can’t afford to go anywhere, so having my first break away in months canceled with the stinging memory of last weeks’s fine weather is frustrating to say the least. By this I mean, I’m reaaalllly trying hard not to whine (okay, I let one slip, but no more). Since there’s nothing else I can do about it, there’s no point in going on about it. I might as well state the facts, accept it, and pick out what movies I’m going to watch. So far I’ve watched Friday Night Lights and half a Project Runway episode.
However, I can’t stay up too late because I do have to work tomorrow. And that is called bad fucking luck.


5 Comments so far ...
When it snows it dumps. Sorry about your luck, Andrea. Nothing wrong with being disappointed and showing it, let it out now before it never goes away and then becomes silly.
Comment on February 6, 2010 01:56 amI’m sorry the bad snow bothers your break plans. I don’t know, I always think snow is pretty but maybe because I don’t actually live somewhere with snow in long period of time like you.must be such hassles to go anywhere where every road is slippery and it’s extra cold outside.
Comment on February 6, 2010 02:51 amI’ve only ever been snowed in once in my life, and it wasn’t quite as magical and hot-chocolate filled as I would have hoped. More maddening. Sorry your plans were interrupted. I hope you can reschedule or find an alternative.
Comment on February 6, 2010 02:43 pmI want to give this site to everyone in Louisville that is freaking the hell out about the four inches we got here. I’m from northern Indiana so snow doesn’t do much to me. But apparently, in Kentucky, it’s cause for a five alarm, earth shattering, world stop turning kind of a meltdown. I hope you are thawed out soon!
Comment on February 6, 2010 07:49 pmKrista- Thanks. I know it’s my blog to whine if I want to, but I just don’t want to drive people away with negativity.
Andhari- It can very pretty, but a huge pain in the ass too.
Ashley- The magic fades after school cancellations are no longer a possibility. I guess for people who become teachers still have that.
Brianne- Thanks!
Comment on February 7, 2010 11:08 pm