Okay, enough already, this isn't funny any more.
In the past three weeks our area has dealt with more snow than the region usually experiences in five years. Now there is a blizzard warning posted for the next two days. Up to eighteen inches of snow with high winds.
Yesterday afternoon the temperatures had moderated enough that I was able to sit on the deck and bask in the sun for an hour. I was certain the worst of the unusual weather was in the past.
Then today at work customers started talking about the approaching storm. I wanted to put my fingers in my ears and shout nah, nah, nah, nah, I can't hear you.
There was no drowning out the din in the grocery store. When I stepped through the sliding glass doors I was hit by a wall of sound that rivaled the echoing roar heard in a sports stadium.
Did you hear we're getting more snow. Oh, I love snow. I'm sick to death of the stuff. We're supposed to have a foot. We're supposed to have two feet. They're calling for three feet and power outages. I need to make sure we're stocked up. Can't be caught without the necessities. It'll be a week before I'll be able to get out again. Conversations and predictions tumbled together creating an avalanche of conjecture.
I went home, put my snow shovel away, and placed my umbrella by the door. The power of positive thinking will turn this into nothing more than a rain event - I'm certain of it.
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