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For many snow-weary folks on the WS forum, this news will be more welcome than for others. For everyone's sake, I hope the remainder of the winter doesn't hold too many more nasty surprises or headaches. I can't speak for the rest of you but when March 20 rolls around, I'm gonna be dancing like the band is about to stop! |
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| could we take the three off the front :). that would rock! |
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- Posted by ladyrose65 6bNJ (My Page) on Wed, Feb 9, 11 at 20:58
| I Hear You. I think I'm going to watch "The Long Hot Summer", so I can pretend to feel the Heat. |
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- Posted by countrycarolyn 6-7nwTN (My Page) on Thu, Feb 10, 11 at 8:10
| Next week it is suppose to be in the mid 50's!! I am already thinking about fishing while yesterday we even got more snow. We have maybe 5" on the ground. We haven't had that much snow in a very long time. The snow is so beautiful though I long for a pair of flip flops and painted toe nails and a fishing pole in one hand and my tackle box in the other!! Bring on Spring!!
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| It's nice out today, the sun's shining brightly! If it only would melt the snow a little faster. Someone over on the hoya forum, down Carolyn's way, posted a picture of one of their tulips or snowdrops (I think they were snowdrops) peeking out of the ground (with pure white flowers, I may add!). That's why I was thinking snowdrops. Like any other gardener, I'm longing to be outside planting my heart out. No sprouts yet, but I'm sure once they start, it'll be a sea of green before long. Brad AKA Moonwolf |
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| 38 days....awesome!! It's cold outside, but at least it's sunny and no snow storms. A neighboring town reported 84 inches of snow so far this season, almost 7 feet. Here's how much snow is covering my back garden...not sure I'll see this garden by March 20th this year. |
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