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Jk...? If you were nearby, I'd invite you over for a cup of cocoa and a few turns in front of the stove! LOL
That is so sweet!
Our elderly neighbor/adopted mom called this morning as soon as she saw the gas trucks outside. But now she's worried the same thing will happen to her as well.
Our elderly neighbor/adopted mom called this morning as soon as she saw the gas trucks outside. But now she's worried the same thing will happen to her as well.
JKcoop! I feel you... we are experiencing rolling brown outs here and it is freezing! Toddler X and I are moving upstairs in the next brown out. Errrr I hope you get sorted out soon!
Yeah, being from Ohio and living in South Dakota for 6yrs, I guess it just takes a LOT of snow for me to blink. I am not seeing anything close here in MA
Yeah, being from Ohio and living in South Dakota for 6yrs, I guess it just takes a LOT of snow for me to blink. I am not seeing anything close here in MA
What was the worst you had to endure when it comes to snow? I am curious.
That was us last year. It is depressing. I was so not looking forward to this winter since it didn't seem like we had much time off. But we certainly didn't get anything like that at least!
What was the worst you had to endure when it comes to snow? I am curious.
For us, it was the winter of 1992/1993. We had three outright blizzards that winter along with the typical big snow storms people normally complain about. We get blizzards on and off throughout the years, but it's rare for us to get three real blizzards in one winter season. We had to climb out the windows to shovel the snow because the snow drifts were over five feet up against the house and doors. As far as discomfort, last winter's blizzard was the worse in that regard---no electricity, no heat, no hot water for four days---but we're a camping family so we got through it fine. We spent a lot of time outside in the sunshine during the daylight to keep warm for that one.
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