Speaking of the snow (yes, you were - EVERYBODY is)- tina dela rosa has the most beautiful collection of photographs I could find. (The post title “Snowtorious B.I.G.” sure doesn’t hurt either.)

Sure, the Super Bowl happened… but I was in it for the commercials. Soulfull of Thoughts has a round up of her favorites.

Average Bro wonders what happens when “Work Wives/Husbands” go too far.

All the single ladies! All the single ladies. All the single ladi- Ahem. Now *I’ve* gone too far. But if you are a lady dating in DC, you’ll want to check out this post from Pamela’s Punch. Apparently, a local (male) writer and filmmaker has given us a forum to inform gentleman callers- Anonymously- when their manners are lacking, and why.

Suburban Sweetheart gives us her comprehensive (and hilarious) “10 Rules for Blizzard Living.”

Hitler weighs in on Jersey Shore?! It may not be right, but it is undoubtedly my favorite thing I’ve seen on the internet all week. Thanks to love, elizabethany for brightening my snow day.

No power, trapped, the tension builds in this snowpocalyptic adventure. The DC Universe. He writes: I’m furious to discover that just a few blocks away, people have electricity.

A group of Eckingtonians constructed an igloo. Eckington. Snow fort at Borderstan.

Moshe Zusman gets video of the Dupont Circle snowball fight from a ninth floor balcony.

From the ground at Dupont Circle, with a nice flip to introduce it, was Courage Performance. And best use of traffic light time at Liberalguy.

Not be left out, Meridian Hill Park snowball fight. New Columbia Heights. A Shot in the Arm has many photos.

Ergonomic shovel has certainly earned its keep. DC Rowhouse. Photo.

Some names to consider for the next storm. New Kid on the Hill. .

And for those who get us safely home, an appreciation based on experience. Kiss My Country.

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So I dunno if you’ve heard but apparently, there’s some kinda storm a coming …DC SNOWpocalpse! Please share your favorite DC snowisms with us here at DCBlogs, where we’re snowwwrageous!

Other takes on the STORM of the Century:

We Love DC shares the facts at DC Snow Emergency in Effect after 9:30am, while the Capital Weather Gang wonders Will Snowmageddon make history? (hint: it just might according to the Gang).

Urban Bohemian tracks the issue on twitter: naming the storm. 

Meanwhile 14th & You shares the grocery news from his hood: In preparation for the white death, Whole Foods is closing early.

In other news, Sunshine and Potatoes takes a leap and says hello. Surely, you can take time to return the favor. Friends

Know a historic site? DC Mud shares the deets on a contest: DC Preservation League Seeks Historic Site Nominations.

If you’ve ever wanted to be the high point of someone’s day, have kids.* RudeCactus discusses this phenomenon and how it works and makes him happy, even as he’s driven to buy two bottles of wine, a six-pack of beer, pop-tarts, and ice cream at the grocery store.

In more parenthood news, the kids in Stimeyland are not the least bit impressed by little tadpoles growing arms, but their mother is certainly all agog with glee.

Skullcrusher Mountain links to a prime example of why techies should ruthlessly suppress their creative sides (looking with dismay at the novel written by the chairman of the UN’s panel on climate change). Can you say crime against nature, boys and girls?

The federal government’s unscheduled leave policy irked U Street Girl until she walked out of her front door and discovered most of the sidewalks and streets were clear. Then she wondered if DC was becoming a hardened northern city.

Running with Blue Sponge considers the proposed repeal of Don’t-Ask-Don’t Tell a good thing and wonders why a year’s study is needed to implement the change.

Lonnie Bruner of Talkin’ [Expletive Deleted] About a Pretty Sunset was trying to sell a product in Iran, which led him to his post about People Braver Than Me. And let’s hope Mr. Bruner’s colleague does regain vision in is left eye.

*Added by the editor: before they turn into teenagers. Then get a dog.