Growing up in Chicago, I have great snow memories of sledding, snowball fights, building snowmen and snow days. As an adult, I hated the snow. It was cold and wet, hard to drive in, a pain in the tail to shovel, it got dirty and yucky after the first day, I had to wear ugly boots and my clothes were worn for warmth not style most of the time, winter and snow seemed to last forever, and did I mention it was cold and wet?!
But snow here in the mountains of Tennessee is a different ballgame. Snow is peaceful and wondrous here in the woods. It makes every tree limb look like it was a part of a decorated winter wonderland. It is pretty snow, just like the first one of the season in Chicago. It is happy snow. And because we are on mountain time, snow adds a whole other dimension to the concept. Snow here will close schools, close businesses and keep people close to home.
I love the snow here because it is so rare and so special. Hmmm, that sounds like an object lesson to me.
A little-known pharmaceutical company that made billions selling opioids
'escapes' billions in fines and IRS payments
-
Endo began in 1920 as "Intravenous Products of America." Its website does
not mention opioids;
instead it highlights the company's "past successes and his...
1 day ago
No comments:
Post a Comment