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As they have before, the Washington area's TV stations plan to be in full battle mode Saturday, preempting their regular schedules to go deep into snowvertime with weather coverage. Count on: swirling satellite maps, shots of plows snaking over overpasses and cars struggling to escape the deep powder. Plus, Doug, Sue, Bob and Topper from frosty sunup to frigid sundown.
I am writing this post from my parents' home. They have lived here since the 1970s, and I have spend at least part of the holiday season between these four walls every year of my life, from my first Thanksgiving to last week's Christmas. The house has gone through a number of changes over the decades, but "home for the holidays" has always brought me to the exact same location.
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