Charmion, before you toss those maps, check around to see if any of the universities in the area has a map collection in their Special Collections. I've donated a lot of my out-of-date maps to my university map collection and they love it. Mine were the mini-folders from national parks and various related maps. There is information there that, when compared to other maps, adds up to an interesting story. Seriously - check around and see if someone wants them!

Susan, it sounds like you have been hit by the winter gremlin. If waiting a little is what it takes to make your move safely, I hope you'll alter your schedule a bit.

I'm going to work at home at least in the morning tomorrow. We'll see how the day advances, if I go in for a half-day in the afternoon. The houses built in this climate just aren't meant to go down to some of the temperatures we've experiences regularly this winter. It is 24^o right now, going down to 19^o overnight. The high tomorrow is around 28^o. It's well below freezing every night until early next week. Brrrrrr.

The pooches are tucked in for the night, I'm finishing my cup of herbal tea, then everyone is in bed for the night. The forecast keeps changing, but now it looks like we are in for some snow tomorrow.

Snow Day!!! (Fingers crossed!)

SRS