No food...

[Janet]

haha, but I can't eat a whole pizza alone!!

Yeah but you can reheat it and cold pizza is great for breakfast!!! YUMMY YUM YUM!!!


It's suppose to get around 10 degrees tonight, so no more complaining about it being in the 30's!!! ha ha ha And then my son just told me we were suppose to get a little more snow tonight....too cold to snow...but he'll probably be right.....AGAIN!!!

[RLC12345678]

It has only snowed in Alabama once in my lifetime. It was 30's all day today and FREEZING but nope, no snow. Even when it does snow here, it's that nasty, dirty, icy, wet snow. No nice fluffy white stuff. WAH!

[Marilyn]

Well, I finally got home from Tampa, FL a few minutes ago, and it's 32 F and sleeting here now. Had a 3 hour drive because of the rain, and traffic in Houston was horrible. Glad I made it home before conditions got any worse. We're farther south than Lissa and close to the coast so it's warmer here. I heard on the radio that the reason the roads get so bad down here is that with the temperatures over 100 in the summer, the oils in the asphalt come to the top and make the surface smoother and slicker than farther north. When it rains the road gets slicker than when there is more small gravel near the surface. When that rain freezes, watch out. It gets really slick, quickly with even a very thin film of ice. The highway department has already sanded the bridges on the major highways around here, but it's really messy out right now.

Tampa was gorgeous when I left, mid 70's, blue skies with big fluffy white clouds. Got off the plane and into this!!!

[RLC12345678]

Originally Posted by Marilyn

Well, I finally got home from Tampa, FL a few minutes ago, and it's 32 F and sleeting here now. Had a 3 hour drive because of the rain, and traffic in Houston was horrible. Glad I made it home before conditions got any worse. We're farther south than Lissa and close to the coast so it's warmer here. I heard on the radio that the reason the roads get so bad down here is that with the temperatures over 100 in the summer, the oils in the asphalt come to the top and make the surface smoother and slicker than farther north. When it rains the road gets slicker than when there is more small gravel near the surface. When that rain freezes, watch out. It gets really slick, quickly with even a very thin film of ice. The highway department has already sanded the bridges on the major highways around here, but it's really messy out right now.

Tampa was gorgeous when I left, mid 70's, blue skies with big fluffy white clouds. Got off the plane and into this!!!

Well, I'm glad to hear you made it back safely, even if it was in bad conditions.