
Hello, my damp dears.
How are you?
A lot of our snow is
melting.
That’s too bad because the
ground is still frozen and the moisture just runs off to the sewers.
The runoff may be good for Lake
Michigan levels, but we’ll need a lot more rain and snow to take
care of that.
I sometimes wonder about
the snow piles that the city puts on the lakefront to melt in Pershing
Park.
I would think there would be road salt, oil,
coolant, and other contaminants in the snow, leaching into the lake.
This coming Sunday, March 17, is Saint Patrick’s Day. On Saturday, March 16, there will be a Saint
Patrick’s Day Parade in downtown. Erin
go bragh!

Dear Ms. B(utt)L(ard) Basketcase:
Disrespectfully,
Madame Zoltar®
I look forward to seeing all of the Irregulars at the
upcoming gathering (except for Ms. B(rawny)L(egs) Basketcase). I predict that a great time will be had by
all. See you there.
Next up, my dears, is a video entitled “Saint Patrick's Day: celebrating a life of
mission.” At no time does it mention
beer, green or otherwise.
Thank you for stopping by to read my blog. You’re always welcome. My favorite part of the week is now my
blog. Here I can be myself without
worrying about pretense and profits. You’re
the ones who make it happen.
Daffodils, even early tulips, are sprouting near
foundations. Let’s hope that we don’t
get another killing frost after so many plants have started to bud. Mid-March approaches and we’re still battling
snowstorms. Oh my. Be careful out there. March winds can blow you over on ice. Do the mincing steps. Sapidity!