2 ft of snow- say what?
#353338 - 12/19/09 06:36 AM
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Gerikat
Reged: 06/21/09
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Guess there goes the Xmas shopping plans.
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Hey Geri... This is precisely why I do my Christmas shopping July! Stay warm, no sense fretting, and enjoy the view out of your windows. 
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Hey Windchimes. It is actually quite nice! We haven't had a white Xmas in ages in MD, so this is a treat. They just declared a State of Emergency to help peeps who really need it. I just went out to shovel...forget about it. It is so soft and powdery and the wind is so strong,that all you need is a broom and your boots. We are supposed to clear out tomorrow, so maybe early next week I can finish up Xmas. Thanks for the well wishes. I think they might even cancel my football game tomorrow. Our Ravens are playing the Chicago Bears, but the Bears can't get in, so they are still in Chicago. OMG, too funny! I ain't a frettin, I'm luvin it. As long as my family is safe, I am happy. 
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Too funny!
#353344 - 12/19/09 10:06 AM
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Windchimes
Reged: 09/05/09
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Loc: Northern California
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Hey there Geri... We had 3 feet of unexpected snow here right around Thanksgiving. We are below the snow level?  Yea, right!!! Couldn't have proven it by me.
There is something about being 'snowed in' that can actually be relaxing and takes the stress off of things we NEED to do outside of our own homes! Enjoy it while you can, 'cause come Monday you probably won't have any excuse!
Yep, I actually love it!!!
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