Poetic burgeoning droppings

Gas prices are dropping. Temperatures are dropping. Do NOT do an image search for 'droppings.'
Journalists drop 'burgeoning' all the time because we write in a way nobody talks?

I must mull this over.

Let's also just drop this in here. Did you know that Cooper Lake actually is called "Storage Reservoir Number 3"? That name never stuck for some reason even though it's so poetic. 
Also poetic:

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— Boing Boing (@BoingBoing) January 3, 2015

Not poetic:

CNBC tackles the tough questions no one is asking h/t @delangedotcom: pic.twitter.com/1MAueT9sDi”
— Lady FOHF (@LadyFOHF) January 2, 2015

White men have it so rough.

One poetic cat:


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Escape Escape Brooklyn

I don't usually do these on the weekends but I had to use my computer for some work stuff so I might as well.

Sad news: There's a website called Escape Brooklyn and it wants T H E M to escape to Kingston and the surrounding areas. That explains it.
Saddest news: Snow. Sleet. Freezing Rain until Sunday.  (That concludes the news part of this post).

I think that if I post a gif on my blog it breaks the Daily Freeman's front page's blog rotator.
LET'S FIND OUT.

How to get Twitter all hot and bothered: Post news about Twitter.
How to get monks angry: Have them deal with United. 
How to write a journalism thinkpiece: Post something obvious.
How to Twitter

The Wolf of Wall Street. pic.twitter.com/tpA5syzMVG
— Amazon Movie Reviews (@AmznMovieRevws) December 16, 2014

One cat:
Andy is my default.

Poser

A photo posted by Ivan Lajara (@ivanlajara) on Jan 1, 2015 at 2:14pm PST

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Flash Flooding in the Catskills from Hurricane Irene

The Weather Channel also did a Storify for the Catskills, and it is impressive as well as horrifying.

The Phrantic Phlooding of Phoenicia

The storm doesn't like you, again

As you might have read, the storm decided that it is not coming here to see you - again.

If I were you, I would start to get offended.

You can still follow her, thanks to NASA, and fulfill your stalking tendencies.