It never ends

Just got an email from one of the square dance center board members...the square dance center was broken into last night. No money is kept there, but the vandals broken into every club's closet and tossed everything into the middle of the floor. Steve and Betty are there now and gave me the report; the police are writing up an incident report.

Other than locks broken, the mess, and the frustration of this, no real damage or theft. There's a line dance festival starting there at 9 this morning and they came at 7am to set up, so that's how we found out about it so quickly. Steve and Betty and a few others are trying to put everything back into closets.

I've already let the WB board know this happened and called the insurance company to find out what to do about a claim.

It never ends

Just got an email from one of the square dance center board members...the square dance center was broken into last night. No money is kept there, but the vandals broken into every club's closet and tossed everything into the middle of the floor. Steve and Betty are there now and gave me the report; the police are writing up an incident report.

Other than locks broken, the mess, and the frustration of this, no real damage or theft. There's a line dance festival starting there at 9 this morning and they came at 7am to set up, so that's how we found out about it so quickly. Steve and Betty and a few others are trying to put everything back into closets.

I've already let the WB board know this happened and called the insurance company to find out what to do about a claim.

Weather.com is being funny

We've been in EXTREME 100-year-drought (even for the high desert) since early November. The humidity this past week has been almost in the negative numbers. Although it's not quite 80 yet, all you'd have to do to cool off quickly is take a shower, then stand naked outside for about 5 minutes. The evaporative cooling would plummet your body temperature and you'd be dry in two shakes of a peepee. Some of the NM reservoirs look more like the arid Bonneville Salt Flats.

Somehow a minor front is scraping through here, some leftover remnant of the California deluges. It's been cloudy all day, and there's a 30% chance of a quickie T-storm this afternoon (I doubt it, looking at the radar images).

Weather.com likes to put little blue links over the forecast if there is anything out of the usual weather-wise. Over this afternoon, the link says:

"Escape the Rain"

I just about crapped my pants. WHAT are these people thinking! LOL

Weather.com is being funny

We've been in EXTREME 100-year-drought (even for the high desert) since early November. The humidity this past week has been almost in the negative numbers. Although it's not quite 80 yet, all you'd have to do to cool off quickly is take a shower, then stand naked outside for about 5 minutes. The evaporative cooling would plummet your body temperature and you'd be dry in two shakes of a peepee. Some of the NM reservoirs look more like the arid Bonneville Salt Flats.

Somehow a minor front is scraping through here, some leftover remnant of the California deluges. It's been cloudy all day, and there's a 30% chance of a quickie T-storm this afternoon (I doubt it, looking at the radar images).

Weather.com likes to put little blue links over the forecast if there is anything out of the usual weather-wise. Over this afternoon, the link says:

"Escape the Rain"

I just about crapped my pants. WHAT are these people thinking! LOL