Winter weather warning for only 3 inches of snow?

12. February 2008 by admin.

I’ve decided that the weather forecasters in my area all need new jobs. For the second time in 2 weeks they’ve forecasted doom & gloom in the amount of heavy snowfall. The local news last night showing everyone rushing to the grocery store to stock up on supplies. I get up this morning, all the schools in the area are closed. (man, I want a snow day too) And there is about 3 inches of snow on the ground. 3 inches is not a “Winter Storm Warning” amount worth getting upset over. Just ask Cate (hehe). So now the freeways and roads will be in a tangle and what would normally take 15 minutes tops will take 45 at least. It’s like a little bit of snow turns everyone’s brains to mush and they forget how to drive. There were back ups on the freeway at 6 am already. I just hope we don’t get the freezing rain they’re predicting.

Check out the new elements to play with from Cherie Shields. They’re all available at her store at Gotta Pixel. Isn’t that alpha just the cutest. And I love the beads. And keep an eye out for a beautiful new kit coming to Sophia Sarducci next week.

I scrapped some last night, but got stuck on a title. I’ve got it posted for a little bit of help and CC on a board. Hopefully someone will come up with a terrific title for me. Mine’s horrible and must be changed. I just looked and there is a few awesome ideas so I’m sure it will change again.

There will be an awesome new challenge posted tomorrow on Heather’s CT blog. Just curious, what do you look for when you’re selecting a challenge to do? (Cate, don’t answer this one, lol). How much of it’s for the actual challenge itself. Do you prefer ones that stretch your limits or do you prefer simplicity? Do you do the challenges based on the participation bonuses or gifts? I’m just checking. Any info would be appreciated.

Well, off to work early, since it’s gonna be a long 5 mile drive. Hope you all stay warm wherever you are and scrap happy.

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