Just got back from town in Ponca. Lot's of cars slipping around corners. Got the heck out of town before one of them collected me. Put off our next trip for another day to let this storm pass through and the temps rise.
Finally made it.
Relax, 99.9 percent chance it will go good, they do it all day every day. Do the home health, do your therapy, religiously, don't get anything wet, if you even think infection, get back to your doc right now. Let them worry about the surgery, you worry about the therapy, do it, do it, do it.
That's what I'm seeing on my forecast.
I am in NW Yukon and anything concrete or on the cars is covered in a thin sheet of glazed ice.
It was an adventure to get my trash can to the curb.
Not heavy enough yet to be an issue on trees or power lines, but hazardous to walk on a hard surface that has been below freezing for several days
It was an adventure to get my trash can to the curb.
Not heavy enough yet to be an issue on trees or power lines, but hazardous to walk on a hard surface that has been below freezing for several days
It's a sheet of ice here too.
Took the dog out for some night time frisbee and final potty trip of the night. I laughed a little too hard when he came running back, hit the concrete drive, feet went out from under him and he came sliding past me on his side.
