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Ice and frost: a girl's best friends

While I spent Wednesday at home, I got in the habit of peeking out the curtains to assess the progress on the Ice Fog That Would Not Go Away. During one such peek, I noticed that the sun was coming up (this would have been around 11:30, then) to my left.

I wanted to get a better view so I opened the curtains all the way - a silly notion in such weather. -45°F calls for notions such as hibernation.

I immediately saw that three inches of ice had accumulated at the bottom of the window, while the middle and top of said window was covered in a thin layer of water. The first thing I do? Start snapping pictures, of course.

Down on my hands and knees by the cold, cold window and the warm register, the dog trying her best to find something, anything, to bark at in the ice fog, I pulled the curtain back more to get a better angle.

That's when I saw it.

frosted plug

And I instantly knew our computer was plugged into it.

14 JAN
2005

5 Love Notes

Wow! Another reason not to more to Alaska.

OMG

Oh thats just crazy. So what now?

Ohhhhhhhhh. That's sooo bad! Yikes!

You know, they do make foam cutouts to insulate outlets. Don't know if they work. I've never tried them.

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