People around here are flipping out about this snow(myself included). I'm probably about a 1.5 hour drive from Yoakum. Maybe the excitement helps a little :dunno
Yeah, my students are going nuts. It's kind of amusing. I wouldn't mind it snowing every day JM is supposed to visit elsewhere.
I have family in Texas and they have the annoying "Texans are tough" mentality....until it snows half an inch.Watching southerner's reactions to snow is always good entertainment.
As someone who lived in Nebraska then went to Georgia for basic, the hot humid weather is definitely no joke but easier to handle than crummy winters for sure.I'm putting onmy heavy jacket when it hits like 60 outside, but that goes both ways pretty easily though. I doubt most people up there could handle the heat and humidity of summers down here. Not too long ago we hit something like 90 days over 100 degrees in a single year here.
Their reactions yes, their driving, not so much!Watching southerner's reactions to snow is always good entertainment.
It snowed here in NC and my wife doesn't want me to leave the house because the driving is so bad... not the roads... the drivers. I grew up in the Midwest and am used to driving in snow. But people here can't drive in any kind of weatherTheir reactions yes, their driving, not so much!
Watching southerner's reactions to snow is always good entertainment.
I'd much rather have cold. You can always put on more clothes, but you can't continue to take them off.As someone who lived in Nebraska then went to Georgia for basic, the hot humid weather is definitely no joke but easier to handle than crummy winters for sure.
I don't miss the humidity at all. Went home over the summer and felt like a sauna. It's been 20-30s here, pretty much ahead wave for us in December. Global warmuand all thatI'd much rather have cold. You can always put on more clothes, but you can't continue to take them off.
That said, I have always lived in mountain states so...no humidity. I think all of you back East are crazy for living in that stuff.