Today brings the snowstorm named Bucky.
Which will drop ’bout a foot if we’re lucky.
With your milk and your bread,
Better stay home in bed.
Or your vehicle’s bound to get stuck-y!
Today brings the snowstorm named Bucky.
Which will drop ’bout a foot if we’re lucky.
With your milk and your bread,
Better stay home in bed.
Or your vehicle’s bound to get stuck-y!
We Northeast Wisconsin folk,
Are ensheathed in Jack Frost’s icy cloak.
Cold fingers and toes,
And frost bitten nose.
It just makes me glad I don’t smoke.
It’s odd that instead of the snows,
And the lakes that have usually froze,
The weather’s so nice.
It’s makes me think twice,
‘Bout storing all my summer clothes!
The Midwest is covered in snow.
To empty our driveways we blow.
So Why is it now,
They come through with the plow?
It seems as if somehow they know!
In S.A. they’re calling for snow.
As we kick off the big rodeo.
Is the weatherman right?
Tomorrow just might,
Find them all eating some crow!
The country is covered in snow.
As everyone’s “statuses” show.
Folks like to share.
But do we really care.
What the weather is like in Far-go?
Today we’ve got temps in the thirties.
Time for the micro-fleece shirties.
Best cover your knees.
Or they’re liable to freeze.
It’s not a good day for the skirties.
A note to the lovely oak trees.
Whose pollen brings me to my knees.
We’ve an ample supply.
At a 30 year high.
Excuse me, cuz I have to sneeze.
So today marks our third day of rain.
And the streets here are quite slow to drain.
Though up North I am told.
It’s snowy and cold.
So I guess I’ve no right to complain.
As Denver remains in deep freeze.
At eight measly friggin’ degrees.
I’m afraid if I cough.
Something may just fall off.
As my daughter would say, “Geez Louise”!