I agree. Tell us about your loved won. At the top, just about an hour ago i said first person to send in a person of blue skies today we will give them a shout out. And smarty pants people who watch our show, tamara said, she didnt say when or where. That is a good one. Nothing you can say to that. Is that your house. That is my summer home, down in florida. My bedroom is that spire. Mike alogo. That is fake news. Lets get to the number of the day. People go to the seven. Rain we saw overnight and even still seeing a little bit this morning will be moving out, and we have got some cloud and a few showers around right now , not a wash out for today, says bus stop budd which his american flag, and you see a few little places where we have a lit built of rain and then some thunderstorms just about to enter harrisburg. We will see if they hold together, and come to visit us , cloudy right now 60 degrees in philadelphia with 9 miles an hour breeze out of thee. Checking a couple other temper
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Marsha Reed loves snakes. Doesn t everyone?
NEW PHILADELPHIA – Marsha Reed finds snakes to be perfect pets. They get fed once a week. Their enclosures need cleaning at the same interval. They don t make any noise. No shedding, she said. For the most part, they re pretty tame.
The incoming Central Elementary School principal has found that agitated children can calm down when they hold a snake, quiet and still by nature.
Reed has kept Lucy, a female corn snake, on campus since she taught math and science at York Elementary. When I was teaching, she was a classroom pet. And now she just stays in my office. She s very tame and she s used to kids holding her, she said.