Starting to look alot like christmas
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03-08-2008, 08:32 AM
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#5
03-08-2008, 02:06 PM
YO WESTY!!!
Save that shot for the Christmas contest later this year!!!
Matter of fact - use the snow while we've got it. We won't have any in December, I guarantee ya...
Personally, I think snow sux.
The one good thing about California when I lived there was you could go up in the mountains if you missed snow and have all you want! And then be done with it...
I got back from hauling my tools to Covington just in the nick of time, the bridges were covered, and the roads were beginning to get it stuck on the blacktop. I holed up for the night, and read a good book.
The kids around here are loving it though - "SNOWBALL ASSAULT" has been all but declared a capital crime by the adults, and the kids are looking farther afield for sled hills that haven't melted yet.
Rufuss muddies me one more time jumping up on me though, and I just might pack his nose with some of the white stuff.
Only real downside is I keep hearing sirens, and earlier today a helicopter at the same time. I can't imagine why - all the roads are pretty much cleared off. I bet it's from four wheeler accidents.
Save that shot for the Christmas contest later this year!!!
Matter of fact - use the snow while we've got it. We won't have any in December, I guarantee ya...
Personally, I think snow sux.
The one good thing about California when I lived there was you could go up in the mountains if you missed snow and have all you want! And then be done with it...
I got back from hauling my tools to Covington just in the nick of time, the bridges were covered, and the roads were beginning to get it stuck on the blacktop. I holed up for the night, and read a good book.
The kids around here are loving it though - "SNOWBALL ASSAULT" has been all but declared a capital crime by the adults, and the kids are looking farther afield for sled hills that haven't melted yet.
Rufuss muddies me one more time jumping up on me though, and I just might pack his nose with some of the white stuff.
Only real downside is I keep hearing sirens, and earlier today a helicopter at the same time. I can't imagine why - all the roads are pretty much cleared off. I bet it's from four wheeler accidents.
#6
03-08-2008, 02:35 PM
I don't mind snow all that much when it's gone in a day or two and you don't have to deal with the ice after it melts and re-freezes. Back home it would snow pretty regular(contrary to popular opinion about Texas and snow or lack thereof), however it would be gone within a day or two, so we would have our snow and then it would be gone. I remember when I first moved up here and that first winter snow lasted for a week on the ground, a week that was just too long for me. I don't mind this here, about an inch and by noon the next day it's almost gone.
#7
03-08-2008, 03:02 PM