The French Toast index is amber/orange...
Jan. 10th, 2011 06:38 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
debgeisler...or "high"...meaning we're gonna get walloped. The Universal Hub explains the French toast index. I'm betting it goes to red, "severe," before this is all over.
If the National Weather Service is accurate, we're in for 10-17 inches (25 cm - 43 cm) of white crap falling from the sky. (Of course, all it takes is a jog in the storm track, and that can be 6 inches...or it can be 20 inches.)
We've got enough groceries, but if we're going to have French toast on Wednesday, I really want more milk. And there's a store in our area that sells these really tasty raisin/walnut boules, which make *brilliant* French toast.
If the National Weather Service is accurate, we're in for 10-17 inches (25 cm - 43 cm) of white crap falling from the sky. (Of course, all it takes is a jog in the storm track, and that can be 6 inches...or it can be 20 inches.)
We've got enough groceries, but if we're going to have French toast on Wednesday, I really want more milk. And there's a store in our area that sells these really tasty raisin/walnut boules, which make *brilliant* French toast.