To "snowbound in Seattle" I'll take the mounds of snow anytime rather than what we've been experiencing this winter, which is temperature 20 degrees Celcius lower than our seasonal norms. It makes it tough when the temp is minus 25 or thirty degrees. Your car is bone-chilling cold when you get into it (unless you keep it plugged in and have an interior car warmer), the steering is stiff and it rides like a gravel truck. Tonight, their threatening us with minus 40 degrees Celcius which equals 40 below Fahrenheit. I think I have some desk work I have to do. Ken Burton "Doctor Piano" Calgary Alberta On Sat, 28 Dec 1996, Scarecrow wrote: > > sounds like you guys have quite a bit of snow up there. I live in > Colorado. But luckily the valley in which I live is kind of protected. > Some places not more than 20-30 miles away get a foot of snow every > night, but we are lucky if we get that. We usually just get a few inches > here and there, every few nights. The great thing about Colorado > is....in the morning when you wake up, you've got blue skies...and warm > sun. Warm Holiday greetings to yourself as well. Hope you have a happy > new year. > > Jonathan > > >
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