Today, walking back from the library, I had two choices open to me:
Walk on the sheets of black ice on the sidewalks, or wade through the puddles--so dark you can't tell how deep--on the roads.
This is, of course, not a wholly new experience to me, but at least at Syracuse, once you made it to campus (and this itself was no small feat), you could count on salted sidewalks.
I love hockey and Christmas lights and all that, but we're at that part of winter where it's, baseball-wise, at least, the final stretch before Spring Training. And, yeah, so what if Spring Training doesn't include the competitive edge of the regular season? Spring Training's a time for veterans to prank the young guys, a time for stories of clubhouse bonding and, of course, the hope that this year will be THE year.
Truth is, winter's old news.
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
So Sick of Winter
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Yeah, that ice conundrum came my way as well.
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Yup, stepped in a puddle here on the UConn campus. As I did it, I screamed out loud so everyone could know what stupidity had just occurred. A girl walking by said to me "Yeah, I stepped in the same puddle an hour ago." Me = fail.
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