Please allow me to interject my feelings about Mother Nature

I had a couple of kids make this suggestion

 

As things dry out, I'm realizing how lucky I was where I live. No loss of power and no damage to my house. But people I work with don't have power. Areas of the city had trees fall into houses. Getting to school is a mess at some major intersections.

And I don't even live in So Cal which has been pummeled.

 

Did not have live tornado overage on tonight's card.

 

It's been cold as penguin balls all day. Not a fan.

 

Looking at 50s and 60s all week, then supposedly it will be 70 a week from tomorrow. Global warming is going to kill us all, but I’m going to enjoy it while I last.

 

27ºF this morning. 80ºF by Wednesday.

Just another President's Day week here deep in the hearta'.

By the time of the Trump Sacred Day of Affirmation of the Dear Leader (ca. 2025), you know spring is sprung for good. Looking mighty good.

 

Someday the rain will stop.

 

We could use the rain here. We had a spot of snow a couple of times, but it hasn’t rained in quite a while.

 

And the wars over water will be extremely vicious.
Already starting, too. This, just one example, is from last year ...

Arizona limits new housing around Phoenix because of dwindling water supply

 

The western migration of the last century has already reversed itself. Cali is shrinking and Texas is booming. The reason is not politics, it's water.

The parts of the West with plenty of water like Idaho and Montana will continue to boom.

 

Then Massachusetts and the rest of New England should be getting very crowded. We got water and then some. But we're not of course. Like California, we are losing population because housing is so expensive. Texas has a lot more housing (except Austin!) and so it grows. Water's got shit to do with it.

 

80 percent of the people living on 3 percent of the land was never an optimal way to do things. It's not like there's some monster desert making half the country uninhabitable.