Dallas is 70 one day, 40 the next. Weird.
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Our school district is horrible about this.Waiting on the predicted storm we're supposed to get.
Specifically, waiting for a snow day to get declared.
After 9 inches they actually called it here.
Dallas is 70 one day, 40 the next. Weird.
Naked?
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It hasn't even started snowing yet.
Sissies!!
After 9 inches they actually called it here.Our school district is horrible about this.Waiting on the predicted storm we're supposed to get.
Specifically, waiting for a snow day to get declared.
I repeat my above statement and add an accusation of poor planning against your local traffic department.
(Obviously I'm ignoring that the two of youse may be living in areas of little to no snow being the norm even during winter - because if I didn't I'd not get to shout!)
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Dallas is 70 one day, 40 the next. Weird.
I'm not sure what that would be in real temperatures, but I'm guessing 40 might be a bit nippy to walk around without your clothes on.
Been playing Dark Souls lately...
And I hate Blighttown above all else...
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After 9 inches they actually called it here.Our school district is horrible about this.Waiting on the predicted storm we're supposed to get.
Specifically, waiting for a snow day to get declared.
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After 9 inches they actually called it here.Our school district is horrible about this.Waiting on the predicted storm we're supposed to get.
Specifically, waiting for a snow day to get declared.
Sounds like a fun night!
I repeat my above statement and add an accusation of poor planning against your local traffic department.After 9 inches they actually called it here.Our school district is horrible about this.Waiting on the predicted storm we're supposed to get.
Specifically, waiting for a snow day to get declared.
LOL!
Colorado Springs is an odd duck in this regard. In spite of living at over 2 KM above sea level [5,740–7,200 ft (1,832 m)] with a fourteener in our back yard this is an amazingly sunny climate.
Locals tend to know how to drive in snowy weather, but we have tens of thousands of military and military dependents so it can get pretty interesting on the roads.
This is also a fairly dry climate so heavy amounts of snow can be a bit challenging here. ;)
After 9 inches they actually called it here.Our school district is horrible about this.Waiting on the predicted storm we're supposed to get.
Specifically, waiting for a snow day to get declared.
;)
I wish I could find that video.
Sounds like a fun night!After 9 inches they actually called it here.Our school district is horrible about this.Waiting on the predicted storm we're supposed to get.
Specifically, waiting for a snow day to get declared.
*blushes*
;)
Work's never been this delightful!
I managed to get my knee pain-free for one whole hour tonight and totally zonked. Then I moved and that was all she wrote. Sitting up seems to help, though. Maybe I'll go try to sleep in a chair.
Freezing rain, ice, and snow are coming soon, they say. Woo-hoo? I saw one map that said 4"-9" of snow and another that said 1" of ice.
Good luck and good vibes!
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No snow here but rain predicted through the weekend. It's bright-sunny-clear out right now though (*grumble*), supposed to hit this afternoon or evening after a small shower last night.
Apparently there's just one major storm that's moving over the middle and east US. So BT, Scint, and I are getting different sections of that same storm if true.
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And now to go in a completely different direction.....
As I've mentioned before, in our Wednesday night Pathfinder FR game, I play an elf wizard. I gave him the Arcane Bond to a dagger, but I keep hearing arguments to change it to Familiar. We're being pretty flexible with our characters - making tweaks and such - so it wouldn't be tough.
So, what do you folks think? Object or Familiar?
I gotta say, I like the object so far - although the only thing it lets me do at present is cast an extra spell without prep. But the down side of losing it and having a tough time casting a spell seems....tough.
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Good morning FAWTLY Folk! Happy Thursday, 21 February 2013!!!
AND HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY LITTLE BUDDY, CHARLIE. Two years old already!
Congratulations to the little guy. I'm sure it'll be a great day for the whole family.
And welcome to the terrible two's.
:P
And now to go in a completely different direction.....
As I've mentioned before, in our Wednesday night Pathfinder FR game, I play an elf wizard. I gave him the Arcane Bond to a dagger, but I keep hearing arguments to change it to Familiar. We're being pretty flexible with our characters - making tweaks and such - so it wouldn't be tough.
So, what do you folks think? Object or Familiar?
I gotta say, I like the object so far - although the only thing it lets me do at present is cast an extra spell without prep. But the down side of losing it and having a tough time casting a spell seems....tough.
Familiar is better at most levels, however it's more work (but with more roleplay opportunities). This is all IMO.
So, Charlie missed the best date for birthday by one day? :P
And there's the snow. Guess it waited till about 6 to start.
I'm so glad they called school. The one I was supposed to be at today has one of the worst parking lots (steep incline and teenage drivers don't mix).
I wonder if they'll call it tomorrow, too.
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To explain my earlier post, there's a new employee sitting next to my desk here at work.
And I think I'm in love. I should probably get to knowing her better before asking her out, though.
Well, now I'm in a bad mood. (Not related to anything in this thread, before anyone asks.) I think it's time to close the forums for today. Catch you later, FAWTLfolk.
Good morning FAWTLY Folk! Happy Thursday, 21 February 2013!!!
AND HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY LITTLE BUDDY, CHARLIE. Two years old already!
happy birthday little guy! You are born two months and 32 years after I was to the day!
To explain my earlier post, there's a new employee sitting next to my desk here at work.
And I think I'm in love. I should probably get to knowing her better before asking her out, though.
Permanent employee? Or temporary?
Two already!? Yikes. Where does the time go?
The snow/sleet/freezing rain/ice hasn't started here yet. We still don't know which it's going to be.
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Sounds like a fun night!After 9 inches they actually called it here.Our school district is horrible about this.Waiting on the predicted storm we're supposed to get.
Specifically, waiting for a snow day to get declared.
Now I want a snow version of this shirt.
Guess it's another NPC day. Hopefully I'll finish motivations and move on to statting.
Which will be a bear since I'm going to have to do it in Excel before moving on to convert it to a more accessible text file...
Happy Birthday to Charlie!
Snow can stop anytime now.
happy birthday Charly
Hi everyone
I repeat my above statement and add an accusation of poor planning against your local traffic department.After 9 inches they actually called it here.Our school district is horrible about this.Waiting on the predicted storm we're supposed to get.
Specifically, waiting for a snow day to get declared.
LOL!
Colorado Springs is an odd duck in this regard. In spite of living at over 2 KM above sea level [5,740–7,200 ft (1,832 m)] with a fourteener in our back yard this is an amazingly sunny climate.
Locals tend to know how to drive in snowy weather, but we have tens of thousands of military and military dependents so it can get pretty interesting on the roads.
This is also a fairly dry climate so heavy amounts of snow can be a bit challenging here. ;)
very beautiful area
HAppy Birthday. HAWT COFFEE FOR EVERYONE!
Are we sure giving coffee to the 2-year-old is a good idea? ;)
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very beautiful areaI repeat my above statement and add an accusation of poor planning against your local traffic department.After 9 inches they actually called it here.Our school district is horrible about this.Waiting on the predicted storm we're supposed to get.
Specifically, waiting for a snow day to get declared.
LOL!
Colorado Springs is an odd duck in this regard. In spite of living at over 2 KM above sea level [5,740–7,200 ft (1,832 m)] with a fourteener in our back yard this is an amazingly sunny climate.
Locals tend to know how to drive in snowy weather, but we have tens of thousands of military and military dependents so it can get pretty interesting on the roads.
This is also a fairly dry climate so heavy amounts of snow can be a bit challenging here. ;)
I agree! I left it years ago but I some of my besties are still there. Mhhmm aspens!
Plus the damn peak meeting the plains made fun stuff like tornados and summertime hail storms an occasional, but often interesting to watch, experience. Like lake effects...but from mountains.
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There once was a puffin named "stud"
Whose account long ago became "dud"
I would write some haikus
they would seem to amuse
He is missed cuz I thought him a "bud"
Boo for the sickness my GM had today. No session this week either.