--- Ok, so we got

--- Ok, so we got nine freaking inches of snow yesterday. Our burb,
that is, received nine inches of the white goop. Some places south of
here got ten or more. And oddly enough, St. Cloud got bupkiss. The
north burbs received justice for a change. Usually they're the ones who
get hammered, but not this time. The storm pretty much stopped at the
NW corner of the Cities, and the road to Fargo was clear. While I was
outside snowblowing yesterday, I just happened to look up and caught
some of that fluffy white stuff on my tongue. (My mouth was open
because I was gasping for air---snowblowing takes a lot of energy, so
no sneers from you southerners) So, in the spirit of that eternal
connosieur of snowflakes, Lucy Van Pelt, (my heroine, in case you
hadn't guessed), I will attempt to describe just what they tasted like.

Chicken.

Because, you know, everything
tastes like chicken nowadays. Including snowflakes. Ok, that was lame.
I apologize. I'm in a wierd mood today. Don't mind me. In fact, you
should probably just leave this site altogether before reading any
more. It's for your own good.
--- Fun sites to visit today, courtesy of the husband. - Hate H2's?
With a passion? Go here.

These are my people.

- If you're gearing up to go to the bars and need a new pickup line, you should probably go here.

Personal fav not listed on the site:
How do you like your eggs in the morning?
UNFERTILIZED!

And yes, some guy actually tried that one on me back in the heady single days of yore.

--- YES!
Woo-damn-hoo! {Happy Dance!}
Free speech is free speech! The spending of money is NOT free speech.
If you've got a wad, spend it elsewhere! Stop trying to influence my
vote and the way the government is run! Oh, whoops. YOU CAN'T DO THAT
ANYMORE! {Evil chuckle.}
Hallelujah! Now, get rid of that damn electoral college and we'll
really be styling!
--- Yeah, that's the difference between this adminstration and the Europeans.

We take the bull by the horns. They go running to the bureaucracies trying to appeal.

Posted by Kathy at December 1, 2003 12:40 PM | TrackBack