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Snow Day in South Louisiana It rarely snows in south Louisiana, and when it does, we just have small flurries that melt before they hit the ground. Snow is so rare in this part of the Southern US, that schools shut down and people step outside to look in wonder. The snow came down and…
Yesterday MountainMama posted about Gustav, the Gulf Coast, and that my area is being drenched right now. I’ll do my best to post updates here on this post about Gustav. I’m not sure how much time I’ll have left with power and internet, because I can hear the wind battering the doors and windows of…
A solar phenomena occurred during my visit to Key West a few weeks ago. I was riding along Duval Street when I noticed people stopping to look up at the sky. It was freaky and disturbing, like a scene out of a space movie. So, of course I had to poke my head out the…