I'm a 45 year old gay bear living in Columbus, Ohio with my partner of 12 years.
I'm in the fifth year of my second career (Nursing) after many years of experience in the corporate world.
Here's Steve, the love of my life....
And here's our four legged child, Dakota:
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This morning, I had to present an in service to the staff at the nursing home so I stopped at a Tim Hortons donut shop to get donuts for the attendees. I ordered one and a half dozen donuts, and a large coffee. The guy at the register asks: “Is that for here or to go?” AS IF!
I know I’m a bigger bear, but really, who in the hell would sit in a Tim Hortons and eat 18 donuts. I was slightly offended at first and then just amused.
I love this time of year in Columbus. As the first major snowfall of the season approaches, the media outlets go nuts trying to out do each other with their hyperbolic weather forecasting.
The weather forecast for last night into this morning called for 1-3 inches of snow, followed by about one more inch throughout the day today for a grand total of 2-4 inches.
Having grown up in Michigan, and having lived in northern Ohio for most of my adult life, including nearly 5 years in Cleveland, I am used to the snow and don’t really consider 2-4 inches of snow (or anything else for that matter) is something to get excited over. Not so with our local meteorologists!
For the last 24 hours, almost every TV weather man here has been blathering on about the “Major Snow Event!” that is approaching our area. You would think that white death is raining down on our heads over night. It’s gotten so bad, that even the folks at the Columbus Dispatch did a front page story on the over top forecasting:
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