Super Bow-el Sunday

I'm not a fan of football. Didn't even know who was playing (let alone what this Who Dat? business was about--but congrats, Saints, congrats). It was a lazy Super Bow-el Bowl Sunday in the DCEat home. Lots of eating and staying in. A (rare) big breakfast morphed into a lazy lasagna dinner. And G claimed the only reason to stay tuned was to watch the half-time show...when you turn it up real loud for the Who.  Apparently, we weren't the only ones who could care less.

Having said all that, I admit that I loved this ad:

Storm of the Century and Spicy Hot Cocoa

National Weather Service has upgraded the Winter Storm 

Warning to a Blizzard Warning, beginning at 10PM tonight,

and continuing until 10PM tomorrow. The Winter Storm 

Warning will remain in effect until 10PM. A Blizzard 

Warning means wind gusts will exceed 35 mph, snow is 

likely to be extremely heavy, and visibility will be 

reduced below 1/4 mile. Please make sure to secure all 

loose objects on your property. This extremely dangerous 

storm is expected to produce record snowfall for the 

Washington D.C. metropolitan area.   Travel conditions 

tonight will be extremely hazardous and life-threatening, 

and all citizens are urged to remain indoors.

Pink skies and beautiful, fluffy, sideways-blowing snow. 

We had drinks and leftover bolognese by the fire, then G 

shoveled snow as I made hot cocoa. We're supposed to get 

20 inches!

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