Sunny and cold for a day
Just cold every day, teens to 20's. We're not suffering like the mid-west or the east but it's been an odd February, more snow than usual. By mid-morning now the streets are clear or even dry, So I drove to the town next door where my favorite bulk grocery is and stocked up on oatmeal and grind-it-yourself almond butter. I also found trail mix with chocolate chips in it.
My sister Susan and her son were coming over to pick me up and drive out to visit Washington State University in Pullman. He's out of high school in June and doing visits. It snows more there. Ultimately she cancelled. She was afraid of getting stuck out on the sage lands in the snow; I was worried about getting us lost. I've gotten lost out there before in storms by turning up some section road instead onto the two lane cow path I was supposed to be on. No harm but at 77 I am no longer interested the experience. I'm sure some grandkids will eat the trail mix for me.

This is Mill Creek rushing it's way through downtown Walla Walla yesterday. You can see the snow has diminished.
My eldest son has made it through 3 parts of a 4 part interview sequence for a new job. The last interview is in the first week in March. It's a job driving and he showed up for the interview in a snow storm; some of the applicants didn't show up at all so I think that's a plus for him. Plus he's qualified for it. It's a better job than he has had and comes with some benefits.
Hope you are well and warm where you are.
My sister Susan and her son were coming over to pick me up and drive out to visit Washington State University in Pullman. He's out of high school in June and doing visits. It snows more there. Ultimately she cancelled. She was afraid of getting stuck out on the sage lands in the snow; I was worried about getting us lost. I've gotten lost out there before in storms by turning up some section road instead onto the two lane cow path I was supposed to be on. No harm but at 77 I am no longer interested the experience. I'm sure some grandkids will eat the trail mix for me.

This is Mill Creek rushing it's way through downtown Walla Walla yesterday. You can see the snow has diminished.
My eldest son has made it through 3 parts of a 4 part interview sequence for a new job. The last interview is in the first week in March. It's a job driving and he showed up for the interview in a snow storm; some of the applicants didn't show up at all so I think that's a plus for him. Plus he's qualified for it. It's a better job than he has had and comes with some benefits.
Hope you are well and warm where you are.

