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Re: Snow Day in Exeter/How do you do it?
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Posted by Bill L Md on January 23, 2003 at 07:28:51 from (68.55.41.86):
In Reply to: Snow Day in Exeter/How do you do it? posted by Michael Soldan on January 23, 2003 at 05:59:32:
Mike,can you guys handle 26, I'll volunteer!!!Need to add fried squirel,squirel gravey and biscuts to that meal.Getting that cold Canadian air down here south of the Mason Dixon line,been about 10 days we've been below freezing here in Maryland.Sent home today from work not even going to atempt to make concrete today high about 15 lot of wind.Got my stick out and my Bobby Ore skates out though,might just go down to the pond if I can remember how to do it, been along time since we've had cold like this.Checked my antifreeze in every thing again this morning,only took it down to 0 back in Sept. didn't think it would get this cold,couldn't get my H started oil to cold going to have to build a fire under it or wait till May . Just remindes me of being back on the dairy farm ,fighting the cold and tractors that didn't want to start and moving cows around on frozen ground hoping that one or more wouldn't slip on the ice and fall, lost one like that once, dog spooked her she slipped fell pulled all the ligaments,had too put her down after a week.Cold days good for ramblen on stay warm have fun on Sat.
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