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Tuesday
Jan062004

Good day for working at home



It's hard to tell from this picture (click on it for the full-size image) from earlier this morning, but it was - and is - snowing hard! Well, 'round these parts, we don't get too much snow. We're more used to rain, and showers, and drizzle, and sprinkles, and several others words that all equate to wet. So when we do get real snow, things kind of stop. And on days like today, when the snow is coupled with ice, well, then it's a real mess.

On most work days I drive to a Park-and-Ride lot (commuters park their cars and take mass transit), and ride the Portland TriMet MAX train into downtown Portland, Oregon to work. Not today. The electric train is able to push through some of the snow, but trains are getting stuck on a mild hill they need to climb just before a bridge that goes across the Willamette River downtown. Oh, and the switches on the tracks are frozen, so that's not really a good thing either.

OK, time to get back to the laptop. Good thing I work with Lotus Notes and can work with local replicas of all my needed databases, connecting every hour or so to get/send any updates. :-)

Reader Comments (2)

That's a sweet ride you've got parked in the street. I can't make out the lettering on the side... TSG something or other?? ;-)
Jan 6, 2004 | Unregistered CommenterJerry Carter
LOL! Um....right. Actually, my neighbor has a landscaping and yard maintenance business, and that's one of their trucks. My son's car is in the driveway, but OUR's are in the garage :)
Jan 6, 2004 | Unregistered CommenterJoe Litton

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