Coming from California, I've never been snowbound before. It's got my mind in a weird sorta funk. Probably why I haven't posted anything for a couple of days.
Coming from the North by way of Omaha we know how to drive in snow, but if you don't need to go anywhere, why take your life in your hands getting out on the roads with those that don't know how to drive in snow. Now the problem is ice and you'd think the road crews would have enough experience with ice to be able to deal with it. But with this being the land of tax cuts and small government they don't have the equipment or people to do much. Next winter we'll be back UP on the Tundra where they laugh at 5 inches of snow.
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I'm with you on this. I grew up in Florida...lived in California...now I am in Nebraska. It's more than funk for me...it's damned irritating.
Coming from the North by way of Omaha we know how to drive in snow, but if you don't need to go anywhere, why take your life in your hands getting out on the roads with those that don't know how to drive in snow. Now the problem is ice and you'd think the road crews would have enough experience with ice to be able to deal with it. But with this being the land of tax cuts and small government they don't have the equipment or people to do much. Next winter we'll be back UP on the Tundra where they laugh at 5 inches of snow.
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