We could get up to 2 ft of snow starting this afternoon and continuing into late Saturday night. As soon as the weather word, that we have a blizzard warning, got out Shoprite got crowded like they were having a super daily deal and giving stuff away.
I went past Shoprite yesterday and it was jam packed. There was almost a couple accidents with people trying to get into and out of the parking lot. Luckily I went and got food on Tuesday so I’m good for the weekend.
I should really go there because JoJo is almost out of her food, but I think there might be enough until I’m able to get the car dug out. If not I do have a couple cans of canned food for her.
The other day I drove past a house and they were having a yard sale. The temperatures have only been in the 20′s and 30′s here. There weren’t very many people there and they had a lot of stuff out. I could see something that looked like a cigar store Indian too.
I don’t know why they didn’t wait until spring or a really warm day to hold a yard sale. I know I wouldn’t want to tramp through several inches of snow in someone’s yard to buy some over-priced items.
Andi has decided to start taking online classes. At one time she was thinking of getting a criminal justice degree and becoming a cop. Now she’s going for medical billing and coding classes.
Northwestern College has a mission to provide a quality education to students who want a better life for themselves by offering career-focused college degrees. Their programs are accredited and are associate’s degree programs and are taught by very qualified instructors. The online format is convenient and gives flexibility to arrange coursework and study time around busy schedules.
They also have a lot of different services to help students prepare for the next steps in your career. Financial aid is available and help is available to students to get them through the process. Every student gets a Personal Student Services Coordinator to help them with any questions or problems.
Northwestern College is regionally accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
