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Anything worth noting, so I don’t have to go and read the episode or watch online? We have snow in Western Washington and apparently that required a 2 hour newscast that ran right over Days. Not very happy to see an hour long weather show, that’s what the weather channel is for.
I am in Western WA, too, and today at least they had it on Kong. I did not see yesterday’s, though, so can’t help you out.
Thanks goodness I came downstairs to check on the show. I turned on the t.v. and there was the news/weather. Gosh I’m sick of 24/7 weather! I know what the weather is–crappy and cold and snowy. It doesn’t take KING 24 hour a day coverage to tell me that. I want my show. Thank goodness I changed channels and was able to record. I only missed the first 15 min.
Also in Western Washington. Missed it Wednesday, got 45 minutes of it Thursday. But I haven’t watched since a week ago, because everybody is home because of the storm–I haven’t had any time to myself!
My kids are 7, 11, and 13. I have shows recorded and ready to watch, but it’s so hard with everyone home all day long! I’m so glad to see the rain, never thought I’d say that!
blizzards and such – we have had nothing but sunshine and warm weather (well, one storm for two days with just a bit of rain and lots of wind), but we’re wondering here just where the heck our winter is – it’s weather as usual here. That gets pretty boring. Not bragging as we do pay for the weather here with things like awful traffic and very high taxes, and you guysies have pluses too – seasonal changes, you get to see the leaves fall, we get a high wind and poof our leaves are gone off the trees, your heating bills are high, but we have to go everywhere with the a/c on – I don’t even own a coat anymore. You get to go sledding in your back yard, to see snow here you have to drive sixty miles, and then only if there has been a storm recently do you get to see snow. You guysies get to see the daffodils come up, here they never go away…we did have a cold snap two weeks ago – it got down to 36 – my roses finally stopped blooming. Nice, but awfully boring weather here…but I will take boring over tornado’s and such.
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