Hacked on a perl script that will allow me to update the SNFC Website, the
Stayed home on Tuesday, threw out my back (shoveling, I guess).
The commute in today took 2.5 hours, which is pretty out of hand. I was pretty cool with it though, I couldn’t really do anything about it, and so I just listened to the radio/iPod and engaged autopilot. Almost had like 3 cars hit me, but my stunt man background paid off and I avoided crashes. Just as I was getting off of Soldier’s Field Road this Porsche SUV and a Minivan got into a bit of a tussle, I actually think they tapped fenders… The uber-yuppie in the Porsche decided to try and sneak around the left of the minivan, when it clearly didn’t have enough space. The minivan boxed the guy out, and the Porsche lost his shit and they started jockeying for position, etc. It was fun to watch, but all they were really doing was slowing down my commute further and making it dangerous, so I intervened, pulling along side the minivan at an opportune point and blocking the Porsche behind us. The minivan was quite pleased with this arrangement. I left work early today so I could have a better chance of getting parking… I hope it warms up just a little bit so some of this snow starts to melt.
Savings spaces legal?
I remembered reading that the mayor had decided to go nazi on parking spaces earlier. Here’s an NPR clip on the story:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4465962
This article claims that you can save a spot for 48 hours after a snow emergency ends: http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/05002/436020.stm
How curious…
Re: Savings spaces legal?
Yeah, I should have amended my statement to make it clear that it is only legit during snowstorms…
Hmm, that’s interesting. I guess I’ll be all set if I ever move to Boston, since I still have those “Piso Mojado” (wet floor) cones from my dorm/the Names Road house.