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Last week I was outside wet sanding my truck parts to get ready for painting. This week as of today I am snowed in and cannot get out without risk on the roads. Hats off to all of you who put up with this all Winter and sometime into Spring. I am not complaing because next week it suppose to be in the upper 50's.
Last week I was outside wet sanding my truck parts to get ready for painting. This week as of today I am snowed in and cannot get out without risk on the roads. Hats off to all of you who put up with this all Winter and sometime into Spring. I am not complaing because next week it suppose to be in the upper 50's.
I feel your pain, last week we were in shirt sleeves, today.......
Snowed in here in N. GA also. I'm a teacher, so it's another day off of school tomorrow and probably another on Wednesday too! Don't worry, I'll have to make it up unless they call it them furlough days which aren't all bad as they drop me into lower tax brackets. Maybe I'll trudge through the snow and see if the new belt fits the serpentine system.
lol how can you call that snow if you can still see the truck?
If you get board, when its about -15 if you throw boiling water into the air it explodes into mist. Also when it's -15 you rip door handles off, I still have the one from my last truck all broken, lol
My wife, who is not originally from MN, wondered why house doors opened in. She found out why:
Now thats funny
I had to open the front screen door a few inches at a time today while knocking the icicles off the gutters with a old cane - So far I havent had to get out the sawzall to trim them for weight control.
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