Here we go. Pouring rain this morning, now snowing and 20+mph wind.
Here we go. Pouring rain this morning, now snowing and 20+mph wind.
Gen Con event registration queue spinning.
Gen Con event registration queue spinning. 2155 in line.
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Yeah, it's lovely out. :-/
ReplyDeleteMy scraper is in my car though. Luckily we had that frost last week and I had to get it out.
ReplyDelete"Cold wind and snow make strong people." Saito Sensei
ReplyDeleteThe Sensei didn't have to drive our roads.
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ReplyDeleteOk, full on blizzard now.
ReplyDeleteI dodged rush hour and just got home. Driving was almost fine, but I'm SW.
ReplyDeleteOof
ReplyDeleteI like your hat.
ReplyDeletePlease send some this way!
ReplyDeleteCasey G. I believe that in the original, the use of "make strong" is the verb for making something smoother and fit for purpose by continual wearing away and abrading... winters in Northern Japan are no picnic apparently...
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