Well thank you very much Free Boxer (I have just been winging this, What is your official Beaglestonian name?) for the fine comment on the puddle girl story. I have been meaning to add something to it, especially on mornings like this snowy one when there is nothing over the transom for me to gnaw over.
Five inches is what the local news was gasping about like it was the greatest disaster ever to hit the greatest city inna world. Can't tell now because it is still dark, but it doesn't look too bad. All the downtown streets appear to be be plowed as they damn well better be if the mayor wants to keep her job.
Peeked at Cheboygan and it appears to be above the snow line, but what of Boston, didn't you just get like thirty inches? Now that I think about it, all I know for sure is that Free Boxer is in Massachusetts, but then it is such a small state that none of it can be that far from Boston.
We have spent much of last month going through details about Cheboygan. Old Dog and I live in Chicago, I downtown and Old Dog in the Grand Geezer at Ravenswood Residences (GGRR?) and we both could go on for reams about our respective hoods if asked.
But maybe we could get some information about the environs that Free Boxer roams?
I'm thinking that, "Boxer," is shorter to type and is fine, if you think that works? Our pack is in Saugus, we can see Boston from here it's just 9 miles away and we're up a bit onto a hill.
ReplyDeleteWe received 23.8 inches in that storm, 23.6 of it was in just one day (Saturday.) This was an unusually large amount for us a typical storm is only 4-6 inches. It's raining today which we hope will reduce the snow cover a bit. Spring comes soon, we hope.