maryb2004

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we call them buzzards too.  And if they don't move, you drive around them.  They could HURT your car.
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I've been thinking about this since you posted it and I think blending is the key.  I see women CEO's…
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That's cool! We have peregrine falcons that nest on top of our building so I occasionally see them from my…
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Thanks. I don't really get too nervous.  It's just a fact of life around here.   It IS a little…
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Because no one has basements right?  But how much lead time do you have from the sirens?  We don't have…
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Both It's about 55 degrees right now but the humidity is  85 percent.  So it feels warmer.
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I don't think so.  This was in Jefferson County, where our southern suburbs are.  About 40 miles from me.  …
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I was up really late Friday night so I was pretty wiped by the time the storm hit last night.…
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this car that ended up on top of a house might be too dark to see
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We're still under a tornado watch. But nothing much is happening right now.  Most of the dangerously bad weather was…
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Morning all. We're in a lull between storms.
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It was a fast moving storm -- but very dangerous south of here, about 50 miles north of the Miss./Ohio…
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I'm a VERY practical girl
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My bad weather has hit and the electricity looks iffy. I'll be back later.
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Andi's gone.  Time to move to a new cafe
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You lasted this late -- you're getting better and better.
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complete sympathy go to bed
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You can't go to bed.  You just got here!
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If I was on a desert island by myself forever with an infinite supply of batteries. A CD player and…
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I love the science friday podcasts in there.
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