No trees in the sandhills. Everyone cut them down to heat their houses in the winter.If a tree falls in the sandhills and people are around...
Nevermind...hahaha
No trees in the sandhills. Everyone cut them down to heat their houses in the winter.If a tree falls in the sandhills and people are around...
Nevermind...hahaha
I personally hope you wake up in the morning with no excuse not to go to work other than a faked illness. My invalid wife is scheduled for 2-3 hours of tests we have been trying to schedule since November. We have an ADA front wheel van but I am 69 and use a cane myself to get around. When you message your boss in the morning don't forget to add a few "coff-coffs" for realism.
That is what cow chips are for along with windmills and solar panels. Leave those trees and fuel oil alone. They belong to the guvment so they have adequate resources to guvment us properly so they can prevent us from making mistakes that we haven't even heard about yet.No trees in the sandhills. Everyone cut them down to heat their houses in the winter.
I hope you two make it safely and they come back with whatever news is good news.I personally hope you wake up in the morning with no excuse not to go to work other than a faked illness. My invalid wife is scheduled for 2-3 hours of tests we have been trying to schedule since November. We have an ADA front wheel van but I am 69 and use a cane myself to get around. When you message your boss in the morning don't forget to add a few "coff-coffs" for realism.
Wed -- join Anytime Fitness. Locations in Plattsmouth, Glenwood and Nebraska City, all closer to you than the Omaha YMCA. They never close.The pussification of America. Back in the 60s if there was 6" of snow we put on overshoes, sometimes called goulashes and walked to school or the bus stop. If it snowed a 12" we put our shoes in Wonder Bread sacks before we put our shoes in the overshoes, which theoretically helped stop snow from getting down into the overshoes. Girls ALWAYS wore skirts to school except on extreme snow days they could wear "leggings" (what would one day be called "yoga pants") or they could wear something called "coolots" (baggy, long shorts of sorts) with long stockings.
Maybe it happened more and I just forgot, but the only two days I remember school being cancelled were a blizzard in February 1965 and another in March 1966.
I'm really pissed off because they are closing the Omaha YMCAs and Monday is my chest workout. Last winter they closed the Y and all we got was and inch.
I personally hope you wake up in the morning with no excuse not to go to work other than a faked illness. My invalid wife is scheduled for 2-3 hours of tests we have been trying to schedule since November. We have an ADA front wheel van but I am 69 and use a cane myself to get around. When you message your boss in the morning don't forget to add a few "coff-coffs" for realism.
Good luck 🍀I personally hope you wake up in the morning with no excuse not to go to work other than a faked illness. My invalid wife is scheduled for 2-3 hours of tests we have been trying to schedule since November. We have an ADA front wheel van but I am 69 and use a cane myself to get around. When you message your boss in the morning don't forget to add a few "coff-coffs" for realism.
Thinking back now it's so bizarre that girls still wore their skirts along with their snow pants.The pussification of America. Back in the 60s if there was 6" of snow we put on overshoes, sometimes called goulashes and walked to school or the bus stop. If it snowed a 12" we put our shoes in Wonder Bread sacks before we put our shoes in the overshoes, which theoretically helped stop snow from getting down into the overshoes. Girls ALWAYS wore skirts to school except on extreme snow days they could wear "leggings" (what would one day be called "yoga pants") or they could wear something called "coolots" (baggy, long shorts of sorts) with long stockings.
Maybe it happened more and I just forgot, but the only two days I remember school being cancelled were a blizzard in February 1965 and another in March 1966.
I'm really pissed off because they are closing the Omaha YMCAs and Monday is my chest workout. Last winter they closed the Y and all we got was and inch.
God bless the early versions of yoga pants that paved the way for the yoga pants thread.The pussification of America. Back in the 60s if there was 6" of snow we put on overshoes, sometimes called goulashes and walked to school or the bus stop. If it snowed a 12" we put our shoes in Wonder Bread sacks before we put our shoes in the overshoes, which theoretically helped stop snow from getting down into the overshoes. Girls ALWAYS wore skirts to school except on extreme snow days they could wear "leggings" (what would one day be called "yoga pants") or they could wear something called "coolots" (baggy, long shorts of sorts) with long stockings.
Maybe it happened more and I just forgot, but the only two days I remember school being cancelled were a blizzard in February 1965 and another in March 1966.
I'm really pissed off because they are closing the Omaha YMCAs and Monday is my chest workout. Last winter they closed the Y and all we got was and inch.
The pussification of America. Back in the 60s if there was 6" of snow we put on overshoes, sometimes called goulashes and walked to school or the bus stop. If it snowed a 12"....
Pushups!The pussification of America. Back in the 60s if there was 6" of snow we put on overshoes, sometimes called goulashes and walked to school or the bus stop. If it snowed a 12" we put our shoes in Wonder Bread sacks before we put our shoes in the overshoes, which theoretically helped stop snow from getting down into the overshoes. Girls ALWAYS wore skirts to school except on extreme snow days they could wear "leggings" (what would one day be called "yoga pants") or they could wear something called "coolots" (baggy, long shorts of sorts) with long stockings.
Maybe it happened more and I just forgot, but the only two days I remember school being cancelled were a blizzard in February 1965 and another in March 1966.
I'm really pissed off because they are closing the Omaha YMCAs and Monday is my chest workout. Last winter they closed the Y and all we got was and inch.
Just got word that one of the Dakota Dunes Specialists called it a "Snow Day!" So the everything was cancelled. A relief.Good luck 🍀
I'm thinking about it, but wife loves some of the YMCA volunteer stuff.Wed -- join Anytime Fitness. Locations in Plattsmouth, Glenwood and Nebraska City, all closer to you than the Omaha YMCA. They never close.
One of friends took a new job and they asked him if he wanted a laptop so he could work from home...School cancelled in GI. 3 co-workers on my team live out of town and are working from home. I came in. It's peaceful. Hoping I can hold out the day. Hate working from home.
🙄Now can you tell us who is going to win the election in November.Man...I got a bad feeling that we are not getting a snow day Tuesday.
I still think it’s gonna happen.Man...I got a bad feeling that we are not getting a snow day Tuesday.
Yes.🙄Now can you tell us who is going to win the election in November.
You think so?I still think it’s gonna happen.
It’s happening, the ripple effect is heading eastMan...I got a bad feeling that we are not getting a snow day Tuesday.
I don't really know what that means.It’s happening, the ripple effect is heading east
Ripple in still waterI don't really know what that means.
Robert Frost, is that you?Ripple in still water
When there is no pebble tossed
Nor wind to blow
Schools are canceling in waves starting at O’Neil headed eastI don't really know what that means.
O'Neil? Banner county?Schools are canceling in waves starting at O’Neil headed east
This snow is soooooo wet and heavy (like my wife) that I don't think it is going to blow much (also, like my wife), I think the bigger issue might be if it freezes and gets super slick (Also...you know what, never mind)I think it's a tricky call. Maybe it didn't snow as much as predicted, yet it's still snowing. But for how much more and for how much longer? I think the bigger issue is the winds that are coming in. It will produce near blizzard conditions overnight and might pose a problem tomorrow morning.
O'Neill is nowhere near Banner CountyO'Neil? Banner county?
Don't know about your wife, but the snow is likely to become more dryThis snow is soooooo wet and heavy (like my wife) that I don't think it is going to blow much (also, like my wife), I think the bigger issue might be if it freezes and gets super slick (Also...you know what, never mind)
Yeah, well, back in my day people didn't brag about how tough they are on the internet.Pvssies, back in my day we never had a snow day.
That's because there were no snow days.Yeah, well, back in my day people didn't brag about how tough they are on the internet.
Yeah youYeah, well, back in my day people didn't brag about how tough they are on the internet.
Yeah you didn't have internet......go have a hot pocket.Yeah, well, back in my day people didn't brag about how tough they are on the internet.
That is correct we went to school.That's because there were no snow days.