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Who's got snow?

TheCatWoman

Unusually we have at this end of the island, it's usually the north and eastern bit of the island that get it, we're mostly to near the sea and the gulf stream, but nt this time, apart from not liking driving in a snow shower, I quite like it. Fearn dosen't though, we've had a lot of hail and she's like,'why is the sky throwing hard stuff at me?' She's staying on the sofa with her legs crossed and dosen't even want to go out and do her business!

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  • We have had snow here for several days and my area is white all around. I love looking up at the sky when snow is falling and it makes me feel like I am in a trance. The dogs love it and we enjoyed a game of snowball throwing. They both looked bewildered when the snowballs disintegrated in their mouths.

    Unfortunately flights and trains have been cancelled due to the snow.

    DHL notified me I had a parcel delivery today and  tracking showed the parcel was within a few miles of my house. A minute later an email arrived in my inbox which stated that my parcel was delayed due to adverse weather conditions and tracking showed the parcel location was in London. Which tracking information should I believe? Does DHL just use an imaginary tracking system or does AI predict where it thinks the item is? I don’t see the point of tracking when it doesn’t give accurate information. 

  • in reply to ArchaeC
    ArchaeC said:
    I don’t see the point of tracking when it doesn’t give accurate information. 

    A bit off the 'snow' topic but my Evri parcel, long delayed and three times tracked as 'out for delivery', is now magically on a flight from America, where it originated. 

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