- Thundersnow: When a big snowstorm hits, sometimes you hear thunder and see lightening. Apparently that's what the term means
- Bitter Cold vs. Regular Cold: Bitter cold is actually a scientific term used by meteorologists in Madison for really F*CKING cold. Brutal cold is also used synonymously.
- Never complain about the cold to someone from Minnesota. That just goes without saying.
- You can get frostbite from just standing outside for 20 minutes. Think about that as you're waiting for the bus.
- Colorado ain't got nothin' on us. I laugh at your meagre five inches. Ha!
- You can have a blizzard in Madison while you have a tornado and 60 degree weather in Chicago. We're only 2 hours away. . . That's almost like Colorado weather.
- Grad students don't get breaks. There were safety concerns for undergrads, so classes were cancelled for them. Did any of my classes get cancelled? Yeah. Right.
A day in the life of a girl who's finding herself after her Ph.D. program. Consider this a look into the daily (or not so daily) doings of such a person. Yay! You know, I ought to be using the term "quotidian" for my "daily doings." Meh.
Saturday, February 18, 2006
Frostbitten and Frozen
I learned a few new things about Madison this week:
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