Snowmafriggenggeddon…really?
Posted by PRGirlz Alumni on December 19th, 2008
I can’t see out my office window.
Usually, I have a wonderful view of downtown. I can see the skyscrapers, the CN tower and normally, a pretty snazzy sunset. Today however, I see white. Lots of white. We all knew it was coming.
The weatherman all told us to stay home today, Environment Canada issued their Winter storm watch, and somewhere along the way this storm started being referred to as ’snowmaggeddon’…which has now also shifted to ’snowmafriggenggeddon’. In fact, Air Canada even offered travellers the option to switch their flights before the storm hit.
Twitter is a blur with talk of the storm (#snowmageddon) The National Post is live blogging it and there’s sure to be an awesome collection of YouTube videos cropping up. (Here’s a few so far)
All of this craziness makes me wonder if we’re really as Canadian as we think. It’s just snow people. Okay…a lot of snow. But in reality, I think we’ve just been spoiled the past few winters. I still know that at the end of the day, I’m going to zip up my parker, put my scarf and mitts on, then I’m going to go home like any other day. On second thought, I may feel differently if I get stuck on the TTC for 3 hours, I’ll keep you posted though.
The end of the world is not here – just the end of grass and cement until Spring…might be a nice change.
Let’s just hope Miller doesn’t call in the troops.











December 20th, 2008 » 11:46 am
Exactly! It’s just snow and we have been spoiled. I intend on spending most of my weekend sledding down a hill like I was five, before I have to go back to work on Monday and listen to more complaints about the snow…