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cozmik_cowboy

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Re: Thinking of those in the Boulder area
« Reply #15 on: January 01, 2022, 10:15:26 AM »
I was thinking about you Edwin, but didn't want to attempt contact during what might have been a rather frantic exit; glad to hear you're OK.

Peter (who is now thinking about what I-80 through NE will be like tomorrow)
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Re: Thinking of those in the Boulder area
« Reply #16 on: January 01, 2022, 11:13:09 AM »
Living in California, we know out here how devastating a firestorm can be.   Thankfully it looks like you guys got some snow that has slowed things down.    My sympathy to all those who have been affected by this disaster.   Glad to hear you have weathered the storm relatively intact, Edwin.


Peter (who is now thinking about what I-80 through NE will be like tomorrow)


Long and flat.

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Re: Thinking of those in the Boulder area
« Reply #17 on: January 01, 2022, 01:25:43 PM »


Peter (who is now thinking about what I-80 through NE will be like tomorrow)


Long and flat.

Bill, tgo


Always.  But just about 2 years ago today it was a 2" thick sheet of ice; I-76 to Omaha took 18 hours.

Peter
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Re: Thinking of those in the Boulder area
« Reply #18 on: January 03, 2022, 06:51:07 AM »


Peter (who is now thinking about what I-80 through NE will be like tomorrow)


Long and flat.

Bill, tgo


Always.  But just about 2 years ago today it was a 2" thick sheet of ice; I-76 to Omaha took 18 hours.

Peter

You people who live up north lack the good sense we have down here in the south. We just wait until the snow and ice melts and enjoy the time off.

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Re: Thinking of those in the Boulder area
« Reply #19 on: January 03, 2022, 04:22:52 PM »


Peter (who is now thinking about what I-80 through NE will be like tomorrow)


Long and flat.

Bill, tgo


Always.  But just about 2 years ago today it was a 2" thick sheet of ice; I-76 to Omaha took 18 hours.

Peter

You people who live up north lack the good sense we have down here in the south. We just wait until the snow and ice melts and enjoy the time off.

Yeah - right.  We've seen the pictures & videos of the 300-car chain collisions because there's 1/4" of snow on the ground.........

Peter (who is actually quite happy no longer having to drive large commercial vehicles in whatever Minerva decides to throw our way)
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Re: Thinking of those in the Boulder area
« Reply #20 on: January 04, 2022, 08:13:01 AM »


Peter (who is now thinking about what I-80 through NE will be like tomorrow)


Long and flat.

Bill, tgo


Always.  But just about 2 years ago today it was a 2" thick sheet of ice; I-76 to Omaha took 18 hours.

Peter

You people who live up north lack the good sense we have down here in the south. We just wait until the snow and ice melts and enjoy the time off.

Yeah - right.  We've seen the pictures & videos of the 300-car chain collisions because there's 1/4" of snow on the ground.........

Peter (who is actually quite happy no longer having to drive large commercial vehicles in whatever Minerva decides to throw our way)

Those are caused by northerner's who had moved south 10 years before and still think they know how to drive in the snow. 

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Re: Thinking of those in the Boulder area
« Reply #21 on: January 04, 2022, 08:53:52 AM »
A good vocalist friend of mine who I've done a lot of gigs with just recently relocated to CO. They had to evacuate and it wasn't looking good. They're currently in a rental, but still, all their stuff is there. They got lucky and the house is intact. They are without power or water, but they're roughing it with the fireplace for now. Fortunately, he's a big outdoors/Jeep kinda guy, so he's well prepared. 

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Re: Thinking of those in the Boulder area
« Reply #22 on: January 04, 2022, 03:26:00 PM »
We had tornados to the north of Nashville New Years Eve, and the big network-broadcast blowout from downtown was iffy until they realized the weather would stay just to north.  Several of the artists cancelled at the last minute with positive COVID tests (I got my booster two weeks ago), and Omicron is going like the wind here in town.  Restuarants and venues are beginning to close again, I'm wearing masks again.  We ran for our lives a month ago when close to 20 tornados came through in the middle of the night all around me and hid out in a shelter at the nearest hospital, not knowing if I'd come home to an empty slab.  Nuts !

Uncle Sam's Navy is doing planning for sailing through a totally ice-free Arctic Ocean by the next 25 years (no word on where Santa and the Polar Bears are relocating . . .) and the City of Miami is planning for Miami to be like Venice in the same time frame.

I realize I'm 66 going on 67 and living my hard-earned curmudgeonry, but I swear, the older I get, the less I understand.

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Re: Thinking of those in the Boulder area
« Reply #23 on: January 04, 2022, 04:29:16 PM »
I realize I'm 66 going on 67 and living my hard-earned curmudgeonry, but I swear, the older I get, the less I understand.

You are  not alone...

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Re: Thinking of those in the Boulder area
« Reply #24 on: January 04, 2022, 05:16:52 PM »
I'm also 66.  Also going on 67. 

Beats the alternative!

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Re: Thinking of those in the Boulder area
« Reply #25 on: January 04, 2022, 09:11:40 PM »
I'm 65 and, according to my wife & kids, going on - and on and on and on........

Peter (who is, of course, actually quite taciturn & never repeats himself!)
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Re: Thinking of those in the Boulder area
« Reply #26 on: January 05, 2022, 05:40:37 PM »
A good vocalist friend of mine who I've done a lot of gigs with just recently relocated to CO. They had to evacuate and it wasn't looking good. They're currently in a rental, but still, all their stuff is there. They got lucky and the house is intact. They are without power or water, but they're roughing it with the fireplace for now. Fortunately, he's a big outdoors/Jeep kinda guy, so he's well prepared. 

That's so great to hear!