Re: Re: Well Vitalady, I hope you're happy!

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Ohhhhhhhhh!!!! It's 16 here in Nashville right now!! 8:11AM!! Without

the wind chill!! LOL

Cyndi in Tennessee

45 Years Old -- 5 Feet 5 1/2 Inches

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a Gastrostomy and a Gastrostomy Site Marker) AKA -- TSRBVGB

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-- Re: Well Vitalady, I hope you're happy!

Whoa! And it's 18 degrees here right now, at 8:30 AM! Brutal!

in NJ

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It's a whopping 28 right now. It got all the way to 17 yesterday. There's no

way it's getting to the forecast 40 degrees today. And I'm not holding my

breath for the 50 degrees it's supposed to be tomorrow. I just got done

dragging 450 feet of hose into my house to thaw out so I can get water to my

horses today. My bathroom is a furnace, with the central heat and the

bathroom heater lit and on full blast...I hate winter. I love my horses, but

not as much in winter. LOL.

Jac

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Two of my cats will have nothing to do with the snow, but Squeaker (who

is 7.5 and should know better) had a fantastic time... Even encouraged

the puppies to chase him and then laughed at them after climbing up the

Japanese Maple. And then I laughed at him, because he got a big old

face-full of snow for his trouble, and seeing him shake it off, knowing

what was going to happen next (more snow dislodged by his efforts, also

into the face) was too much for me. But he's a good sport, and stayed

outside even after the Japanese Maple essentially lost ALL its snow on

his poor little pretty black cat face. Luckily, the dogs are too young

to know exactly HOW funny it was and didn't hang around to watch Squeaks

get his snow shower.

My daughter was less impressed by the heavy snowfall ( " it gets in my

EYES, mommy " ) and it's amazing to me the stuff a 4 year old can find to

complain about when what they really want is to glue to the sofa/TV for

ANOTHER screening of Poppins. At least she wants to use my

elliptical machine! Not quite heavy enough, marginally tall enough... I

think she'll be on it and addicted in another year. Wish my mom had done

that for me.

Z

In snowy but melting Bellevue, WA

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Re: Re: Well Vitalady, I hope you're happy!

> Well who ever has the SNOW better start sharing with me-- Im starting

> to

have snow withdrawls here in NJ

From the looks of Puyallup in the news, Vitalady has plenty. Maybe she

could put some on dry ice and have her cute UPS guy get it to you by

overnight shipping!

I had to have some fun with my kitties. They've never been outside (both

born around March last year), but we took them outside and stood them in

the snow. They just stood there. Poor Rufus the Fat had his belly

hanging in the snow, which he did not like one bit, and Jack just made a

bee-line back for the door. They're lying on the radiators looking out

at the snowfall, but no longer looking as if they want to go out!

~~ Lyn

[Guest guest]

Well, I have to add the we here in WA don't do any better. LOL We have

trouble driving in rain and heaven HELP us if the SUN comes out! LOL They

get so busy looking at the sunshine, they forget to look where they are

going. Oh well, there are still some states that can claim to have worse

drivers then we do, but then that is another subject. LOL

Debbie &

in Gig Harbor

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loriowen@... wrote:

You ought to see Texans drive on that frozen snow stuff.

[Guest guest]

Yep. I use to work as a customer service rep. I called in one day

because my parking lot was a solid sheet of ice and by this point I was

already over 400 lbs - not exactly a great combo. I was told that I

wasn't going to get paid for it. Fine, I wasn't going to be any good

dead. My job was not worth risking life and limb for. I just answered

the phones.

Lori Owen - Denton, Texas

SRVG 7/16/01

Dr. Ritter/Dr. Bryce

479/356/hoping for close to 200

On Fri, 9 Jan 2004 17:37:52 -0800 (PST) Beal

writes:

....And God help those of us who have to get to work come he** or high

water (I'm an RN)!! I sometimes wonder if my employer gives a rat's a**

that I'm risking my life on icy streets,around people who have no clue

how to drive in the stuff,just to get to work!!!

Beal - a proud native Texan (till it gets icy outside!)

2/09/01

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