Back in one of the prior cold snaps (can't remember which one there's been so many) we got down to 25 in my backyard, and much to my surprise, our bleeding heart survived. I'm hoping that luck prevails again.
So in other words, buffets and buffet style restaurants are going to be a thing of the past? Sad, but as Cashtown said, it makes sense. I love Shady Maple, but on a whole, I was apprehensive of buffets even before the pandemic.
I just looked at that. Why are you guys so high down there? I'm sandwiched between 3 hot counties (Berks, Luzerne, and Lehigh) and our numbers aren't that bad. Unless we're not testing enough here.
I certainly get it. In these challenging times (cue the somber TV commercial piano music) we all need to have a bit of a sense of humor...lol
But I will stop short of saying I was poking back at you because, well......
And believe it or not, that February when it hit 80 here, I was out in Coachella (Palm Springs) CA freezing because the trough was out west.
That winter I was trucking coast to coast, and whenever I was home, the trough was in the east and the ridge out west. A week later I'd be out in Southern California and the trough would be out there and the ridge would be here.
No matter where I was it was cold. I couldn't win for nothing...lol
I hope. I can accept winter weather in late fall/winter, but this deep into spring, no way. Just like I wouldn't want 80's or 90's in December, January, or February.
All I'm gonna say is that this is bull shit...
It's May for Christ's sake. Lets warm it up. I'm just sick of this cold and I'm even more sick of hearing about any kind of snow chance. The trees are greening up. My garden is starting to look good. (Bleeding hearts, Tulips, etc). I don't want ANYTHING that will possibly damage them.
Back to trucking. Don't know when or if the bus business will ever be the same. Plus, while there's a risk anywhere, I don't know if I want to be driving 40+ people around in such a small environment.
My bad. I went to bed early for a job orientation today and the radar looked like everything was past me. It wasn't. I actually ended up with 2.66" for the event.