Jack, most of use are doing OK up here and a lot better than those in the Northeast. Our storm was very mild compared to that in Ada's area.

We had rain Sunday and then 3" of snow Sunday night along with cold temps. It was a wild drive to work yesterday with semi's and cars sliding all over the place. It's now 13 degrees after a low of 11 and clear as a bell. The forecast is for freezing rain and snow for the next two nights and then another snow storm coming Sunday. Since I'm not driving truck any more I really don't care what it does but most are not used to this any more. People either go way too slow or too fast. The cowboys in their 4 wheel drives don't know that even with a 4 x 4 they still can't stop or steer and go sliding through an intersection and sometimes hit someone else. Saw one yesterday do a 360 plus another 180 and end up sliding backwards down the street into the curb ahead of us. When I drove by him after he hit the curb and got high centered I pointed at him and laughed. He was going over the speed limit at the time for regular weather so it made me feel extremely good seeing him sitting there unable to go anywhere. I can only hope my laughing mad him madder than he already was. 

It looks like we will have this into next week making a white Christmas a very good possibility. Haven't had one in several years so the kids will be happy, and that includes this kid too.

I've got 40 gals og gas for the generator, lots of propane for cooking and the lanterns so I'm about as ready as I can be.

Hope everyone is doing OK, Barb and Donnie, still thinking of you and your family and those affected by the Northeast storm are getting by OK as well.