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Sucked to get home but it was fun playing with the dog and snowblowing

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RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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Holy Crap!!! It's 60 and sunny here on the South side.

 

Awesome do you have an extra lawn chair out? After I go snowblow again I will be over.

Porter_ Enthusiast

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no, snowblowing is not fun. we got 96" in the month of december so my view may be tainted with disdain. great looking dog you have there by the way.

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We got 1/2 inch snow and sleet today! Yes sir, they called off schools for miles around, called out the national guard, governor called a statewide state of emergency, etc....you know the drill.... and you thought we were a bunch of wimps down south .... when it comes to snow/ice, we are... :)

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We got 1/2 inch snow and sleet today! Yes sir, they called off schools for miles around, called out the national guard, governor called a statewide state of emergency, etc....you know the drill.... and you thought we were a bunch of wimps down south .... when it comes to snow/ice, we are... :)

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RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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we are well below avg for snow thats why I am excited.

carneyman Senior Enthusiast

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We are getting freezing rain right now...I guess this is as close to winter as I can hope for. Although it has snowed the past 2 easters here.

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