Ice, Ice Baby

So the weather outside is still frightful, but for Transwestern SVP Riis Christensen, he didn't let that slow him down. He braved the icy roads on Friday and made it to the offices where business was brisk till about 3pm, then he called it a day, grabbed a cold one (which could be just about anything), and "pucked off for the rest of the day." He made the most of the Providence Towers putting green with some hockey.

And, of course, our DFW reporter Tonie Auer couldn't let her kids have all the fun. Share your ice pics (not ice picks) with us and tell us how you spent the frigid weekend. tonie@bisnow.com

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