Snow And Steady Wins The Race
Nine months after back-to-back blizzards in Denver, Colorado brought life to a standstill, doctors and hospitals are seeing one more piece of fallout - lots of babies. One hospital has even printed up blizzard-baby T-shirts for newborns. Blizzards hit Denver on December 21 and 29, and snow covered the ground for 61 days.
FOOTNOTE: Give blizzards a wide birth.
12 comments:
oh yeah....we all know what they were doing. tee hee
A wide birth....how long does it take you to come up with those? or does it just come naturally?
I guess that's another way to stay warm during a blizzard.
that is just the cutest thing ever!
thank you for your kind post on my blog. i appreciate the words of encouragement and the passion you share. i don't know if my writing is worthy of publications now or in the future but am glad that you stick around and share your thoughts!
all the best and lots of luck in those final stages of your new book.
"Fallout?" I've witnessed a few births, and believe me, not one baby has ever fallen out.
People will tend to find a way to amuse themselves. Love it.
Ah, out of adversity a little good always comes, eh?
"My parents took advantage of the snowstorm-induced blackout, and all I got was this lousy T-shirt!"
how's that for a message?
Happy WW!
David I just wanted to say you have been posting some great photos. My favorites are this one, the elms (fantastic especially w/the conditions), and the garden center.
Keep going, you are an inspiration and a true treasure!
What the hail? Sounds like there will be an avalanche of babies coming down the road...But this is a slippery slope to more babies...
and so on...
Bradley
The Egel Nest
Speaking of races---I saw footage on the news tonight of a kangaroo on a racing-circuit track, during the race. Don't remember where in Australia it took place, but I DO remember the first thing that popped into my mind:
"How much do ya' want to bet that's our spur-of-the-moment-hero, David McMahon, that's behind that camera?"
And the 'roo escaped without a scratch! A few of the "paying-participants" in the race weren't quite as fortunate with their machines, though...!
Better quit fartin'-around on here, and get that novel turned in---you've got just a "hair" over 3 weeks, you know.....!
And I thought I had the witty one-liners - "Inconceivable" and "Baby Boom"...Unreal...! Very witty and clever.
Give blizzards a wide birth--hilarious play on words! You must have a great time finding all these kooky tidbits to share with us.
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