Someone please remind me what part of the country I live in . . .

[rhd323]

The current view out my window:






It's pretty lame coming from a Northeasterner, but I may actually stay in the apartment today. I had plans to meet Carolyn in an attempt to force each other to work, but I just don't trust Seattle-ites in this stuff. I haven't had good luck in the past when I've decided to screw it and just brave the elements like a big-bad-New-Yorker would. It's funny, back east, a few inches would never stop anyone.

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[wyntermoonwolf.livejournal.com]

Couple years ago, the forecast was for "Little to no snow accumulation". I woke up to find my house looking like this:


The last of the ice finally melted off my car yesterday! Now there's more snow. I like the snow, but I'm getting tired of it while driving.

I'm ready for summer now.

[breakinyourmind.livejournal.com]

damn. looks beautiful out there. a pain in the ass, but definitely pretty. do your work by the window :)

[shark-girl.livejournal.com]

Oh but its so pretty!!

I've never even seen snow :(

[jessacord.livejournal.com]

Looks like Buffalo.....or Detroit. Could be anywhere in the Midwest or on the East coast. Californians are bad drivers in the rain and even worse in the snow. Here, a sprinkling of snow would be the sort of thing that forces a "state of emergency" and closes businesses.

[(Anonymous)]

I want snow! Send it all over here! en