Re: Re Winter-- Was you could come to Erie

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In a message dated 9/3/2005 6:07:34 PM Eastern Standard Time,

flipper759@... writes:

Winter in the mountains is an experience

you can drive 15 miles round the mountain and experience everything from

clear

and sunny to raging blizzard.

Been there done that too!

Narice

Now that would be cool, Narice...as long as I'm in a heated car...LOL

Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

Caregiver to Glenn

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lol nope no cafeteria trays , however I have sled here in Michigan on

innertubes, sleds, lol heck even have just sled wearing a snowsuit as a kid lol.

Now I remember when I was 7yrs old going to Louisiana for vacation to visit

relatives and my Aunt Lu taking me and her grandson sliding ( Note the

difference) down the Capitol Lawn on cardboard boxes lol no there was no snow

just a heck of a grassy hill.

Speaking of Hills we live ON a hill , one winter my parents car was hit SEVEN

times

People would make the corner to fast and would slide right into our car ,

Dad has seen firemen once stop at top of the hill because road was slick with

ice, so they were going to walk down hill to put out someones car that was on

fire.

Well the fireman jumped out of the truck, hit a slick spot and down the hill he

came on the seat of his breaches lol

Deb

flipper759@... wrote:

In a message dated 9/3/2005 2:49:33 PM Eastern Standard Time,

debbied31@... writes:

I didn't include winter cause there is nothing good to say about it lmao

unless you like sledding with the kids and snowball fights , snowmen?

NOTHING wrong with that! Ever tried taking a cafeteria tray and sledding? I

did

(at Frostburg State in land ) we called winter there the

slide down the hill and break your neck on the sidewalk season although it

was usually something else we broke. Winter in the mountains is an experience

you can drive 15 miles round the mountain and experience everything from clear

and sunny to raging blizzard.

Been there done that too!

Narice