Hello, my fellow snow souls!
How are you? Snow and cold, snow
and cold, snow and cold, it never ends.
We’re trapped in some hideous time loop that makes winter forever. Or at least until August when it’ll be hot
and dry, hot and dry, hot and dry. Wisconsin
is that land of extremes. Polarization
in politics now affects our weather.
Neat trick, when you consider the roots of “polarization.” In any case, the polar vortex owns us. We are slaves to it until spring kicks it in
the yo-yos. Go, spring! Any day now!
Send those yo-yos spinning.
Right after posting my blog last week, Mr. Mayor Dickert and
many of his associates were named as the defendants in a federal civil rights
lawsuit brought against the city by minority former bar owners. This is considered to be one of the aftershocks
of Pattern or Practice (http://patternorpractice.com/), the film
which documents the treatment of said bar owners by the city. Oh my, oh dear, oh my. I hope that wrongs can be righted, but it’s a
shame that the citizens have to pay for the sins of our leaders.
The fire at Mitchell
School was devastating. I hope that RUSD is up to the challenge. Blessings to the firefighters and emergency
personnel, blessings to the students, their families, and their teachers. God bless you all and protect you. Let’s come together to overcome this
tragedy. Here's a link from Racine County Eye to how you can help: http://racinecountyeye.com/2014/03/02/can-help-students-mitchell-elementary/
“March Madness” is what sets in with basketball now,
correct? Truly, I need little to go
mad. A gentleman I didn’t know recently
held the door open for me as we entered a restaurant. As it turned out, we both left at the same
time, too. Again, he held the door open
for me. I thanked him. He tapped me on the shoulder and said, “You
know the world is changing.” My, oh my,
did I ponder on that. Was he speaking of
the deterioration of civility in the present day, or was he referring to my
profession? Or something else? It’s a mystery rolled up in an enigma tied
off with a conundrum.
I have cabin fever. I
don’t care if it’s snowing or cold outside; I want to go out and do something,
anything. The Señor shares my sentiment
and Junior hasn’t stopped bouncing off of the walls since Christmas. I want to picnic someplace pleasant and then
go to a drive-in movie. I want to lie
back and look at the stars. I want to do
anything which will destroy the drudgery of these cold, gray, snowy days and
nights. Anything, that is, except for a
Polar Plunge. Just because Jimmy Fallon
does it, doesn’t mean I’m going to do it.
What a nice way to bring people together, in the ER.
Take my advice: avoid anything that says “polar,” “plunge,”
or “vortex.” That will take care of half
of the weather problems in your life.
Thank you, my Sons and Lovers, for reading my blog
today. You energize me with your visits.
But I’m no Energizer Bunny®. I’m a
dynamo who gives as freely as she gets, who regenerates the love that you give
to me and returns it you a thousand fold.
It’s Ash Wednesday. Repent
now: madamezoltar@jtirregulars.com
Watch out for the March slush and mush and mud. Roads that look safe can have a layer of
black ice. Take it slow, enjoy the view,
and have a lovely week, my lovely loves.
Sciapodous!
Watch out for the March slush and mush and mud.
ReplyDeletethat's what I'm worried about; we'll jump from winter to summer with no spring and we'll have flooding all over the place
I am so tired of the yo-yo weather already. I can not wait for the warm weather to get here. When we get the warm weather then we are going to get the floods like SER said.
ReplyDeleteI would never do the polar plunge. My older daughter did it and she came down real sick. I even told her not to do it but when the kids get older they think they know everything.
My friend did the polar plunge. I arrived late, watched for a few minutes and had brain freeze while swaddled in my Nanook coat, hat and mittens. It sounds much smarter to collect donations to keep one out of the lake... not for going in to it.
ReplyDeleteLeave the polar plunges to polar bears.
ReplyDeleteNo polar plunge for me... I just don't like the cold.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to give a special thanks to an Irregular for his contributions for the Mitchell School kids.
It's 37 with rain and snow. 65 on Friday with snow predicted for Saturday. This is getting old.
ReplyDeleteOh Madame Z,
ReplyDeleteThe friendly gent holding the door for you was checking out your lovely dupa!
Polar Plunge is easy. You stick your left index finger in your left ear and using a turkey baster you suck your brains out of your right ear.
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