off topic "SNOW"
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scotts
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I have fond memories of the snow, I lived in MO when I was 8 until I was 13. So I never had to drive it in. Just grab the sled and go. Yes Sammy I remember one day after a snow ball fight trying to warm up my hands with hot water. Never did that again.
A number of years ago my CA born and raised wife and I went up to the snow. I showed her how to slide down a hill on the back of her jacket. She just stood at the top of the hill while I kept trying to get her to slide down. I could tell by the look on her face that she finally thought "OK I will do it just to shut him up" She slid down and did not move, she just laid there. I ran over to her thinking "Great she must have hit her head on a rock under the snow" When I got there she just laughing her butt off.
I used to love to wake up and see the white blanket of snow, then run to the radio to see if the schools were closed. Hoping that they were. Makes no sense now, because we just had to make up the days at the end of the school year and make summer that much shorter.
Scott
A number of years ago my CA born and raised wife and I went up to the snow. I showed her how to slide down a hill on the back of her jacket. She just stood at the top of the hill while I kept trying to get her to slide down. I could tell by the look on her face that she finally thought "OK I will do it just to shut him up" She slid down and did not move, she just laid there. I ran over to her thinking "Great she must have hit her head on a rock under the snow" When I got there she just laughing her butt off.
I used to love to wake up and see the white blanket of snow, then run to the radio to see if the schools were closed. Hoping that they were. Makes no sense now, because we just had to make up the days at the end of the school year and make summer that much shorter.
Scott
elfdoctors
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I am just learning how to use my digital camera so I took a picture of my kids (you can only barely see my son's head) in our jacuzzi today.
elfdoctors
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Here's a second picture. We can only swim for about 2 1/2 months per year in this 520 acre "swimming pool". People are driving trucks on the lake now as there is around 16 inches of ice (and increasing).
lovethesea
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pretty pics of the lake, I would love to see one minus the snow and ice. My Great Aunt had some property in uppper WI and I remember the lake and the beautiful weather. The only way I tolarate snow would be in a jacuzzi. Otherwise I still hate it.
The cold is just miserable, when is spring again??? :yes:
The cold is just miserable, when is spring again??? :yes:
