Well, where is all the snow? There is just enough snow to cover my street in Clarksville. The snow depth is very thin and the street is very evenly covered - almost like somebody painted the road white. When I reached the main highway I travel, it was mostly wet from all the brine and salt added to the road preparing it for the "snow storm". The snow disappeared the closer I drove to Nashville - not a single flake hit my windshield. The temperatures have improved, though. At 6:30 am, it was 28 degrees, up 2 from midnight.
My main focus today is on the National Championship football game tonight. My ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE will be taking on the Texas Longhorns. ROLL TIDE!!!
Well, I left work at noon. The two people that did come in had already left, so I left, too. It had been snowing in Nashville for an hour or so, and there was some accumulation on the street in front of the office. The home was pretty smooth, though.
I ran 4 miles when I got home. The temperature was 28 degrees when I left and when I returned. I completed the run in 39:22 - not blazing speed, but right now I am trying to keep my average per mile under 10 minutes. I guess my run was balanced. At times, the wind was blowing my top half to the left, at times to the right, at times backwards/forwards. I believe the wind's main goal was to blow me over.
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