There has been a new internet meme (look it up!) going on for a few months now called “FAIL” – this goes along with Pwned and other similar things (although “FAIL” seems to be a bit more universally understandable).
I found this great “FAIL” site today. Enjoy….
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On Saturday we woke up dark and early before the sun in order to catch our Uber to LAX before 7am. We were flying southwest and had checked in the day before right at the buzzer, the instant we were allowed to, but still ended up in C group. When we finally lined up we […]
Our train arrived in Paris after sunset and we tried to use the “easy” subway system we experienced in London and Brussels but were quickly stymied by a glitchy machine that wouldn’t keep English selected past the initial screen. Kind of a problem for figuring out what to buy. Belgium even had a guy walking […]
We reached Brussels before sunset, perfect for checking out the Bourse Christmas Market. We’d picked the right lodging in some ways and the worst in others. The hotel was right next to the market and the hub of the city, but it was also somehow very loud at night with clanging and banging and strange […]
Off topic–
I just scraped an inch of “ohio valley sunshine”-(snow/rain/freezing rain/2″ snow) off the driveway–after uncovering the blacktop a nice layer of black ice forms within about a minute and -oh yeah-the power just came back on. Be happy in your work. Remember those happy winter days when the power was off?
would you say that is a weather “fail?”
“smile”–that’s my boy!
I’m guessing that being in Ohio during the winter when the power is off is a bad thing. Does that mean I should scratch Ohio off my list of possible places to retire?
BTW, it was 71 and sunny here today.
I retired here but then I was born and raised (& bred too) here. I have seen -40 and +130 degrees in other places so 10 here in the winter is really no big thing. I like to visit the big citys but I always return to the hills. And the power always comes back on. Lots of old folks retire here but more of them move to Florida to bake in the sun–depends (snicker) what you are looking for in life.
10 actually doesn’t sound so bad–as long as it doesn’t comes with a bad windchill factor. I’ve heard about some really harsh weather elsewhere in the mid-west. I think I could handle 10.
This is the place for you:http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090113/ap_on_re_us/snowstorm
Wow, that iron thing was harsh. I cringed watching it.
BTW:” leci n’est une “spoon” “—Magritte