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elianahsharonApparantly when there's a 2 hour delay, the road crews have started taking one as well!
I live on a hill. I don't know what the grade is but let's just say, if it gets icy you aren't going anywhere - up OR down! And it's not just the hill that's in front of my house - the whole city is like a teacup. You have to go up and down or down and up to just go anywhere! Sucks.
Today the roads weren't even salted. The only tracks were those of the brave few who left before *I* did. Okay, I figured, wait until I get to a state road...things will improve. The STATE will have taken care of the roads even if the doofai in MY community can't be bothered.
Au contraire mon frer! The state road was JUST as bad. The best things got was when I got to G-burg. At least the tracks I could drive in were a little clearer.
Back on a state road and back to driving in the snow covered tracks of the car in front of me. Which is fine, I guess, if that's the only way and it's a blizzard and you have to get medical attention even though the governor has declared a state of emergency and no one's supposed to be out on the road but "essential personnel."
Problem IS...it's NOT a blizzard and there WASN'T a state of emergency - so WTF? Why did the roads make me think I was on "Little House on the Prairie"???
I live on a hill. I don't know what the grade is but let's just say, if it gets icy you aren't going anywhere - up OR down! And it's not just the hill that's in front of my house - the whole city is like a teacup. You have to go up and down or down and up to just go anywhere! Sucks.
Today the roads weren't even salted. The only tracks were those of the brave few who left before *I* did. Okay, I figured, wait until I get to a state road...things will improve. The STATE will have taken care of the roads even if the doofai in MY community can't be bothered.
Au contraire mon frer! The state road was JUST as bad. The best things got was when I got to G-burg. At least the tracks I could drive in were a little clearer.
Back on a state road and back to driving in the snow covered tracks of the car in front of me. Which is fine, I guess, if that's the only way and it's a blizzard and you have to get medical attention even though the governor has declared a state of emergency and no one's supposed to be out on the road but "essential personnel."
Problem IS...it's NOT a blizzard and there WASN'T a state of emergency - so WTF? Why did the roads make me think I was on "Little House on the Prairie"???
