Ohhh, I can't even IMAGINE. We had 15F today, 7 with windchill, and actively swirling snow, and already we were all miserable. ("Snow keeps blowing into my face! I had to walk so slowly, and even so I nearly fell! It's so cold I can't feel my face anymore -- oh, this windchill!" All that and the trains broke down -- the engines stopped working in the cold, and people had to get out and walk on the tracks in the snow to the next station. Not me, thank heavens, but my colleague was 90 minutes late to work from that.)
I can't IMAGINE what living in Minnesota must be like. You are all clearly of much hardier stock than I. My deepest sympathies and virtual cups of steaming cider to all of you...
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Date: 2009-01-16 04:57 am (UTC)I can't IMAGINE what living in Minnesota must be like. You are all clearly of much hardier stock than I. My deepest sympathies and virtual cups of steaming cider to all of you...