Good evening on this frigid evening. Traffic seems to really backed up downtown but the bus was on time to pick me up and go home, so I’m not complaining.

Winter is long but it must eventually come to an end. 90 days from now people will be in that great parking lot known as the Adirondack Northway, waiting to get away for the Memorial Day Weekend.

I am working on a revision of some of the code on the back end of my blog as relates to photos and maps which is why I haven’t posted much new maps lately. The changes are mostly done but there is still more to do. I’ve been working on it slowly but hopefully it will be done by camping season.

Today the markets were up somewhat and while it doesn’t matter that much, I’m glad my investments are growing and the recession is ending – offering all of us more opportunities.

All and all kinds of a dreary cold day but it’s only going to get better. Got to go grocery shopping this evening. It’s rare that I take Big Red out mid-week but last weekend didn’t really get shopping.

Well almost home. Have a great evening.

Good morning. Today sure is a frigid Tuesday, especially for late February. My phone said it was negative fourteen this morning, although the weatherman reported it was not record cold.

Ever since I set my alarm clock to play the Hollies’ Bus Stop to remind me when to leave for the bus stop, I have felt many mornings that I am starting to relive Ground Hog Day over and over again. It’s always that same darn cheesy song and it’s off to work. Maybe it’s time to set my alarm clock back to a generic alarm.

I will be glad when the road salt in finally gone. Some people hate the cold and snow of winter. I hate the road salt. Road salt covers everything and promotes rust. I wouldn’t mind living in a cold climate state if they didn’t use so much darn road salt. I think when I eventually decide what to do with the rest of my life, I will add the use of road salt to my list of things to consider.