5 responses to “This dusting of snow has SHUT DOWN SAINT LOUIS”
Yeah. It’s because of all those steep hills.
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In all fairness, the snow was more like ice and the highway department was caught with its pants down. I skidded the whole way to work and consider myself one of the lucky ones.
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~~Silk – You must have lived on the only steep hill in Saint Louis!Marcia – I think the highway department has learned to accept blame the second it begins snowing.
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When I lived down in Columbia, they were ridiculously unequipped to deal with snow, and everyone drove like fools on it. We had a 2 to 3-inch snowfall one morning, I got up, headed into work, and arrived to an empty building. They had closed a bunch of places, no joke. It was very surreal.
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Mare – I understand that when it snows in Atlanta there are constant accidents because no one has snow tires.
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5 responses to “This dusting of snow has SHUT DOWN SAINT LOUIS”
Yeah. It’s because of all those steep hills.
In all fairness, the snow was more like ice and the highway department was caught with its pants down. I skidded the whole way to work and consider myself one of the lucky ones.
~~Silk – You must have lived on the only steep hill in Saint Louis!Marcia – I think the highway department has learned to accept blame the second it begins snowing.
When I lived down in Columbia, they were ridiculously unequipped to deal with snow, and everyone drove like fools on it. We had a 2 to 3-inch snowfall one morning, I got up, headed into work, and arrived to an empty building. They had closed a bunch of places, no joke. It was very surreal.
Mare – I understand that when it snows in Atlanta there are constant accidents because no one has snow tires.