Sunday, January 03, 2016

Light to you!


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  1. Hey, folks, it's another Dean day! :-)

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  2. Ally update at baby

    Sorry that took so long, listener: The Frontier/google conspiracy makes posting impossible, sometimes.

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  3. No worries, puddle. I figured. I could have simply posted it, but I love that you do and I wanted folks to see it at Baby. :-)

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  4. We had a very congenial snowfall on Sunday. Just 2" of good powder, with no real wind and no snow squalls, despite predictions. Pretty, though.

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  5. Back from behind the hospital firewall...

    Cat--my apologies for the Star Wars spoiler; I wasn't thinking. Mea culpa maxima.

    VERY fine news about Ally! Even under the best of conditions, different kids grow at different rates, and not symmetrically. I remember the doctor recommended that my father put on some weight, and it was not easy for him.

    I haven't watched them yet myself, but here is a link to
    Bernie TV ads running in Iowa [Click]

    While at the hospital this weekend I heard from one of the ER physicians that New Year's Day was a doozy. Saturday started out quiet, but from about noon into the wee hours of Sunday morning it was a bit challenging. Sunday was more restful.

    We are supposed to get a series of storms beginning on Monday--they are talking about three feet of snow in the mountains, and pretty decent rainfall for hereabouts:
    New storms could make for wettest week in 5 years in Central California [Click]

    I expect plenty of blood alcohol tests on alleged drunk drivers this coming week; we had a pretty fair number last week.

    --Alan

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    1. Three feet of snow sounds pretty good, but there are places in the Sierra Nevada (the Snowy Mountain Range) where in an *average* year they used to get more than a hundred feet of snow.

      --Alan

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  6. I'm not one to watch much TV or to see political ads there, but those two Bernie ads look pretty good to me. Tightly scripted, upbeat, work in a lot in a short time. Now if only they had worked some geezers into the crowd shots...or made them more prominent if they are there...but that's a quibble. From a geezer.

    --Alan

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