Oh and the satellite is disrupted so no tv, that leaves me to watching blu-rays on the new big screen-oh darn.[ROFL1]
The pup is happy though, she loves snow!
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Oh and the satellite is disrupted so no tv, that leaves me to watching blu-rays on the new big screen-oh darn.[ROFL1]
The pup is happy though, she loves snow!
About 10" up here at my place and it's coming down pretty good. Even at this rate, I doubt we'll get the 2-4 footer that they were threatening. It's heavy and sloppy though. I'd rather have a few feet of light fluffy stuff than a foot of heavy muck. It's fun running around in the Heep with 2 feet of fluffy snow.
If it starts to dump bad, I might not be able to get out.....that would be terrible. [Sarcasm2]
Is your dish accessible? Even during "The Big One" on 2003 we never lost satellite signal as long as we brushed it off now and then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doc45
Unfortunately it's too far back on my roof to get to it without a ladder and it's not worth it for me to try in this stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by GilpinGuy
Yeah life sucks. No Sat TV so I just have to test all my anime and classic movies on the OLED ... so far, I'm loving the superb contrast and color reproduction. I bet "The Godfather" is going to rock ...Quote:
Originally Posted by Doc45
About a foot on the deck now and still coming on strong here at 7800 feet.
Heading out in about 30 min, I'll check in later. Fingers crossed, really want to do the transfer today-we're supposed to meet at noon. Stay toasty everybody.
Be safe! Better late than in a ditch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doc45
I'm debating about making the 30 mile drive down to Bowers this morning. Traffic shouldn't be bad since half the population is probably going to stay home because of the weather.
I see about an inch on top of my hot tub but it's coming down steadily and heavily now. I think I'll have to revise my estimates but definitely not going out in the sports car today. Seems like a good day for coffee and movies. [Coffee]