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Auburn Annie · 12-28-2009, 04:43 PM

Hunkering down for the big chill tomorrow, wind chill that is, of somewhere in the neighborhood of 15 below. We've done lower but not yet this season. We're expecting a few white-outs too. Definitely a good day to stay indoors with hot soup and tea.

Rich was all over the place yesterday getting home from Charleston. His first plane was late, the connecting flight was cancelled for "aircraft maintenance", a substitute flight by way of Boston got missed, and he finally got shuttled/cabbed to another airport entirely to take a flight on yet another airline to Rochester instead of Syracuse - and then our son's gas tank nearly dropped off the bottom of his (15 year old) car on the NYS Thruway. They jury-rigged the straps and managed to get home in one piece but it's "goodbye purple Intrepid!", hello something else.

12-28-2009, 04:43 PM	#28
Auburn Annie Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Upstate New York Posts: 3,101	Re: Winter in Toronto Hunkering down for the big chill tomorrow, wind chill that is, of somewhere in the neighborhood of 15 below. We've done lower but not yet this season. We're expecting a few white-outs too. Definitely a good day to stay indoors with hot soup and tea. Rich was all over the place yesterday getting home from Charleston. His first plane was late, the connecting flight was cancelled for "aircraft maintenance", a substitute flight by way of Boston got missed, and he finally got shuttled/cabbed to another airport entirely to take a flight on yet another airline to Rochester instead of Syracuse - and then our son's gas tank nearly dropped off the bottom of his (15 year old) car on the NYS Thruway. They jury-rigged the straps and managed to get home in one piece but it's "goodbye purple Intrepid!", hello something else.