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01-23-2011, 05:11 PM
#44
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Illinois & Wisconsin
Posts: 824
In defense of us who love to live in the northern Midwest, you cannot know how beautiful the snow is and how peaceful it is. If you can get beyond the cold and shoveling. It is a beautiful and wonderful time of year. I guess it is a good thing that some of us love the cold and snow or there wouldn't be enough room for all of us in Louisiana LOL.
This morning we woke up to -25 here in Grantsburg, Wisconsin. When I looked out the window at the river, it was a wonderland. All of the trees were covered in frost, the river was steaming, the sun was shining and everything sparkled like beautiful diamonds. I guess you know where I stand on winter. LOL
This morning we woke up to -25 here in Grantsburg, Wisconsin. When I looked out the window at the river, it was a wonderland. All of the trees were covered in frost, the river was steaming, the sun was shining and everything sparkled like beautiful diamonds. I guess you know where I stand on winter. LOL
01-23-2011, 05:14 PM
#45
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Brewerton, NY
Posts: 2,489
Originally Posted by stitchofclass2
In defense of us who love to live in the northern Midwest, you cannot know how beautiful the snow is and how peaceful it is. If you can get beyond the cold and shoveling. It is a beautiful and wonderful time of year. I guess it is a good thing that some of us love the cold and snow or there wouldn't be enough room for all of us in Louisiana LOL.
This morning we woke up to -25 here in Grantsburg, Wisconsin. When I looked out the window at the river, it was a wonderland. All of the trees were covered in frost, the river was steaming, the sun was shining and everything sparkled like beautiful diamonds. I guess you know where I stand on winter. LOL
This morning we woke up to -25 here in Grantsburg, Wisconsin. When I looked out the window at the river, it was a wonderland. All of the trees were covered in frost, the river was steaming, the sun was shining and everything sparkled like beautiful diamonds. I guess you know where I stand on winter. LOL
01-23-2011, 05:17 PM
#46
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Salem Iowa
Posts: 15,666
Originally Posted by stitchofclass2
In defense of us who love to live in the northern Midwest, you cannot know how beautiful the snow is and how peaceful it is. If you can get beyond the cold and shoveling. It is a beautiful and wonderful time of year. I guess it is a good thing that some of us love the cold and snow or there wouldn't be enough room for all of us in Louisiana LOL.
This morning we woke up to -25 here in Grantsburg, Wisconsin. When I looked out the window at the river, it was a wonderland. All of the trees were covered in frost, the river was steaming, the sun was shining and everything sparkled like beautiful diamonds. I guess you know where I stand on winter. LOL
This morning we woke up to -25 here in Grantsburg, Wisconsin. When I looked out the window at the river, it was a wonderland. All of the trees were covered in frost, the river was steaming, the sun was shining and everything sparkled like beautiful diamonds. I guess you know where I stand on winter. LOL
01-23-2011, 06:36 PM
#50
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Crossville, Alabama
Posts: 3,382
We got 5 inches or so a couple of weeks ago & I stayed inside until it was off the sidewalks. Don't want to mess up these $50,000 knee replacements I got in Jul 09, or fall on my behind! I figure the bills can wait...LOL! Wonder if your nephews yard has more than one snow, since it's deeper on the ground in some places. We don't have equipment to clean up roads here in Alabama, so if there's a smidgen of anything on the roads, the Schools close. The kids have already used all their snow days for this year, so school break will be canceled if we get more.
Tell your nephew to pray for an early Summer.
Tell your nephew to pray for an early Summer.
