blizzarding again

Well I just got home from work to an empty house. A written message from my daughter saying she has been called into work and will require a ride home later and a phone message from my man, saying he doesn't know why, but he is going to try to drive home. This is a couple hours after I called him from my cell, told him it was blizzarding and that I would keep my phone on and that he should call when he leaves, if he leaves. The thing is supposed to die down in four or five hours. He could go see friends, or my dad, but no, he decides to drive home. So now I get to sit and wait and wonder. Normally he would be home by now, but four hours ago people were telling me it was very difficult to see...so I hope he is managing all right. We made one nasty trip home in practically a white out about a month ago. The other blizzard in Jan. happened when we were home so we could stay home. I was very glad that Bron's appt was this a.m. because it was only foggy when we went in. actually quite decent coming home before lunchtime. But the winds have changed direction and the wind chill is nasty. The temp is dropping because an Alberta clipper is coming in with Arctic air again. oh yay!

The door! the man is home! he made it! He says it was extremely horrible, just hooked himself onto a row of cars and followed the taillights until he was nearly home. Couldn't see a damn thing. I am glad he is home. Said the road was mostly fine but couldn't see it. Pulled over when he couldn't see, thought of turning back but would be heading into it, so when a convoy of vehicles went by, he followed the lights and hoped they weren't going into the ditch. Says it is the last time he is doing that! I will believe it when I see it. He is now on the phone to his ma, good son that he is, he knows she worries.

time to go eat, so that is all for now. I am extraordinarily thankful for good luck.
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