Carnac the Magnificent
Turban bedecked Johnny Carson
used to give answers to questions
"hermetically sealed in a mayonnaise jar."
Today I woke up
in a very cold house
with doors that had been iced shut by the previous night's frozen rain.
Yet, having experienced what it was like to be "hermetically sealed in"
I still did not have answers to life's questions.
Ah, where 'ave ye gone, Johnny?
Poetry: Copyright 2013-2104 by William H. McCann, Jr. All rights reserved. Photographs: Copyright 2013-2014 by Jeanine Lister All rights Reserved
Monday, March 3, 2014
Winter Recipe
A little rain
add a freezing temperature
and it turns to snow.
When that snow piles up in forests
and fields it is often
"spectacular," "beautiful,"
and even "amazing."
But when snow covers Kentucky roads
the results are:
School is cancelled
businesses closed
Empty grocery store shelves
whiny kids (and adults who pray for spring)
even as:
"seven car pile up near Louisville--details soon."
A little rain
add a freezing temperature
and it turns to snow.
When that snow piles up in forests
and fields it is often
"spectacular," "beautiful,"
and even "amazing."
But when snow covers Kentucky roads
the results are:
School is cancelled
businesses closed
Empty grocery store shelves
whiny kids (and adults who pray for spring)
even as:
"seven car pile up near Louisville--details soon."
Sunday, March 2, 2014
Saturday, March 1, 2014
Here Comes Winter, Again!
The weather report says that we are to get four to eight inches of snow. Plus we can anticipate up to 1/2 an inch of ice. IF we get ice-- we will almost certainly power, again. Last time we were without power from Tuesday evening until Friday afternoon. So, Jeanine and I are hoping for snow-- we REALLY do not want to be without power (and internet) for a nearly a week. If we do lose power, please keep checking the blog knowing that as soon as I can get back on, I'll begin posting again. Meanwhile, keep the faith: MAYBE it will all pass us by. NOT!
The weather report says that we are to get four to eight inches of snow. Plus we can anticipate up to 1/2 an inch of ice. IF we get ice-- we will almost certainly power, again. Last time we were without power from Tuesday evening until Friday afternoon. So, Jeanine and I are hoping for snow-- we REALLY do not want to be without power (and internet) for a nearly a week. If we do lose power, please keep checking the blog knowing that as soon as I can get back on, I'll begin posting again. Meanwhile, keep the faith: MAYBE it will all pass us by. NOT!
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