I see pavement!!
Jan. 20th, 2012 08:47 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
susandennisThe two webcams near my pool are showing pavement on the street for the first time since Wednesday! In fact all the webcams near my route from here to there are showing wet rainy streets. Now those I can navigate with ease! It will be a couple of hours yet before I can verify that the pool will actually be open but I'm very hopeful.
And I am such dire need of a swim. All of my muscles need stretching. And I need a couple of things at the grocery store.
I expect today to be a slow work day. I don't think much was missed on account of the snow so there's no catch up going on. And it's been a slow week anyway.
If my router gets here today, I'll set that up. I am done holding my breath on that delivery, though.
Tonight![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
machupicchu and I are going to see A Short-Term Solution to a Long-Term Problem - "A comedy about unfunny things, “A Short-Term Solution to a Long-Term Problem” is writer/performer David Schmader’s solo play about the dramatic life upheaval that drove him to spend a decade “living every day like it’s your last!”—a profoundly ridiculous adventure that finds Schmader aiming his pointy-headed, fall-off-your-seat wit at marriage, Mormons and the type of relaxation that comes from watching a baby get a spray tan. "
The sun is trying to cut through the clouds as I type this... we're melting!!
And I am such dire need of a swim. All of my muscles need stretching. And I need a couple of things at the grocery store.
I expect today to be a slow work day. I don't think much was missed on account of the snow so there's no catch up going on. And it's been a slow week anyway.
If my router gets here today, I'll set that up. I am done holding my breath on that delivery, though.
Tonight
machupicchu and I are going to see A Short-Term Solution to a Long-Term Problem - "A comedy about unfunny things, “A Short-Term Solution to a Long-Term Problem” is writer/performer David Schmader’s solo play about the dramatic life upheaval that drove him to spend a decade “living every day like it’s your last!”—a profoundly ridiculous adventure that finds Schmader aiming his pointy-headed, fall-off-your-seat wit at marriage, Mormons and the type of relaxation that comes from watching a baby get a spray tan. "The sun is trying to cut through the clouds as I type this... we're melting!!