shame on me

There is that quote, “Something something once, shame on you.  Something something twice, shame on me.”  Well, shame on me.  I went grocery shopping today.  Yes, it’s a Sunday but I have been snowed in for days with my family and we have eaten through the cupboards.  I am supposed to take a meal to a new mom tomorrow.  I needed groceries.

It is Super Bowl Sunday.  Anybody remember this? I didn’t until I pulled up at Walmart and couldn’t believe all the cars.  SO. MANY. CARS.  I had a faint sense that I had been there before. 

As I read through the post from last year, I saw the statement, “I won’t make this mistake a second time.”  I did.  Shame on me.

Sidebar: we are going to a party at the pastor’s house and we are taking . . . all three children.  We are also taking. . . two cars. 

Know what I am most looking forward about this Sunday night? No, not the ballgame.  Not being with great friends.  Not the halftime show.  Not the commercials.  I am looking forward to seeing Glee after the game.  *Smile* 

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The Weather Outside is Frightful

How many times CAN I make a song my title? Still, it is appropriate! Below you will find information retrieved from the Weather Channel’s website.  Can you join me in saying “Oh My Word!”? And then hear me exclaim, “125 inches?? Take me home NOW, Lord.  PLEASE!”

“Here is a list of U.S. cities that have endured snowfalls 3-feet or more above their seasonal average so far this season:

2010-11 Snowfall
Seasonal Average
88.0 inches
32.5 inches (+ 55.5 inches) 
125.6 inches
71.3 inches (+ 54.3 inches) 
80.6 inches
26.7 inches (+ 53.9 inches) 
63.3 inches
13.6 inches (+ 49.7 inches) 
70.7 inches
22.7 inches (+ 48.0 inches) 
57.7 inches
12.0 inches (+ 45.7 inches) 
56.4 inches
13.7 inches (+ 42.7 inches) 
74.6 inches
33.6 inches (+ 41.0 inches) 
92.1 inches
52.7 inches (+ 39.4 inches) 


A list of U.S. cities and their 2010-2011 snowfall totals compared to their averages (through February 4):

2010-11 Snowfall
Seasonal Average
Alabama
1.0 inches
0.8 inches
2.06 inches
0.9 inches
Arkansas
5.7 inches
2.7 inches
4.1 inches
1.6 inches
Colorado
13.8 inches
33.3 inches
Connecticut
56.4 inches
13.7 inches 
80.6 inches
26.7 inches
Delaware
22.0 inches
11.0 inches
District of Columbia
9.4 inches
9.0 inches
Georgia
5.9 inches
1.6 inches
12.2 inches
1.6 inches
3.0 inches
0.7 inches
Illinois
47.5 inches
23.0 inches
43.4 inches
17.1 inches
45.3 inches
24.7 inches
29.1 inches
15.5 inches
Indiana
29.5 inches
18.3 inches
92.1 inches
52.7 inches
Iowa
00.0 inches
17.4 inches
29.5 inches
19.0 inches
46.0 inches
NA 
29.5 inches
22.3 inches
52.4 inches
26.9 inches
Kentucky
15.3 inches
5.8 inches
24.1 inches
9.1 inches
16.3 inches
8.4 inches
9.9 inches
6.2 inches
Kansas
26.0 inches
13.2 inches
9.3 inches
NA 
Maine
70.6 inches
38.0 inches
42.7 inches
67.5 inches
52.4 inches
39.1 inches
Maryland
11.9 inches
10.2 inches
Massachusetts
70.7 inches
22.7 inches
74.6 inches
33.6 inches
Michigan
37.8 inches
27.2 inches
119.3 inches
112.9 inches
Minnesota
72.2 inches
52.9 inches
71.3 inches
42.3 inches
60.4 inches
35.0 inches 
52.6 inches
32.5 inches
40.3 inches
29.7 inches
Missouri
40.0 inches
14.7 inches
29.1 inches
12.5 inches
14.0 inches
NA 
25.9 inches
14.4 inches
Montana
42.4 inches
NA 
19.8 inches
26.0 inches
New Hampshire
51.0 inches
38.7 inches
New Jersey
34.3 inches
7.0 inches
63.3 inches
13.6 inches
New Mexico
2.8 inches
NA 
New York
58.2 inches
37.6 inches
71.2 inches
65.0 inches
57.7 inches
12.0 inches
86.0 inches
58.5 inches
125.6 inches
71.3 inches
North Carolina
20.2 inches
7.8 inches
8.6 inches
3.4 inches
Ohio
40.6 inches
28.2 inches
30.6 inches
14.1 inches
39.1 inches
37.3 inches
21.0 inches
18.0 inches
25.4 inches
22.9 inches
88.0 inches
32.5 inches
Oklahoma
12.5 inches
6.1 inches
16.8 inches
NA 
Pennsylvania
60.9 inches
63.0 inches
38.0 inches
9.8 inches
36.9 inches
24.0 inches
Rhode Island
46.7 inches
18.9 inches
South Carolina
4.8 inches
0.9 inches
Tennessee
11.4 inches
2.5 inchees
11.5 inches
5.1 inches
10.4 inches
5.1 inches
Texas
5.7 inches
12.1 inches
1.4 inches
1.5 inches
3.0 inches
3.9 inches
Vermont
69.6 inches
47.7 inches
Virginia
11.8 inches
12.1 inches
Wisconsin
42.4 inches
33.3 inches
55.2 inches
31.7 inches
44.9 inches
32.5 inches
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Women’s Leadership Training Conference Deadline Extended

“Because of the massive storm that is buffeting so many, causing distractions such as power losses and disruptions in schedules, CEP is extending registration for the 2011 Leadership Training Conference until February 11, 2011. We are excited to see our registration growing with women representing states that are as far away as California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Ohio, New Jersey, and as close as Alabama, Texas, South and North Carolina, and Kentucky. But we have room for you!”
This is just a “heads up” for my PCA friends who read this.  I’m going to be there, are you? Find out more and click the banner to register…

If you had to pick one event, though, I would say plan now to attend the International Women’s Conference scheduled for October 7-9, 2011.  Nancy Guthrie is the conference speaker and she is worth the trip, I tell you. She spoke at our church last year and was wonderful. A little Nancy – a little Indelible Grace – how can you resist?

You can visit the conference website to familiarize yourself with the event. Also visit the facebook page! 

Disclaimer: I am getting no discount or kick-back for advertising these little events. I’m just committed to the women in our denomination and excited about opportunities to be together and be sharpened.  The social butterfly in me would also never want to miss a chance to be with you – my friends.

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