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Lisa Says: a note on the weather  
yes. it happened again. the whole damn town shut down. schools cancelled. people running to the store to buy the requsite bread, milk and eggs. as one of my co-workers commented " i guess french toast is a big thing around here during storms". heh.

as i'm sure you realize, the problem lies not in the fact that we got 5 inches of snow, but in that we have no plows, sanders, or shovels to get rid of it. we don't have snow tires. most people i know don't even seem to own gloves and hats.

at the university, classes are cancelled but the university runs on its adverse weather schedule which means: get your ass to work; if you can't get your ass to work, you have to either take a vacation day or make up the time.

who wants to do that?

so i propose this: since it seems like we're going to be getting snow and ice storms every winter from now own (since it's happened three years in a row) why don't we (and by "we" i mean the royal "we" and refer to "the city of Raleigh") PREPARE for it? maybe buy a couple plows? call target and wal-mart and tell them to order some shovels? for those that didn't grow up with snow, teach them how to stop a little bit BEFORE the stop sign to allow for sliding?

good granny bejeezus.

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