Athens, Georgia
An evening drink, pondering old times.
During the day, we had Deborah Norville back on campus, which drew retired professor Bill Lee into the building. Norville was in Lee’s first class back in the late 1970s.
Athens, Georgia
Athens, Georgia
Athens, Georgia
Had the doc students breaking down stories in groups, then writing elevator pitches for them. Everyone is cold this week.
Athens, Georgia
Little bits of ice still here and there, melting continues in the sun but not in the shade.
Athens, Georgia
Athens, Georgia
The Sunday New York Times showed up today. Understandable, I suppose, but I do remember delivering the Middlesex News every day for two winters in Massachusetts. And, of course, covering many snow storms for them when I was a staff photojournalist for them years later.
Athens, Georgia
We ended up with about a half inch of ice on horizontal surfaces, but nothing that really stuck to the trees. No damage, power only flickered once Sunday night. Campus closed for the day and will delay opening on Tuesday, too.
Our area dodged a bullet.
Athens, Georgia
Athens, Georgia
Athens, Georgia
Athens, Georgia
We had a little sleet, then a little freezing rain overnight. A lull midday and then expected to pick up again into the evening. As of noon, power is still on. I’m making jokes about when we get to gorge on storm snacks.
Athens, Georgia
Athens, Georgia
Athens, Georgia
Athens, Georgia
Athens, Georgia
The storm is set to start this evening. We’ve done as much prep as we can – devices are charged, we have power adapters for the tools, a solar generator, cars are away from tree branches. We will spend most of our time on the first floor, so I hung towels across second floor windows to keep some heat in.
Athens, Georgia
Athens, Georgia
Athens, Georgia
Athens, Georgia