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Re: I know you midwesterns Hexed us.
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Posted by 1953 Super M (Steve) on December 08, 2006 at 14:30:48 from (71.15.149.79):
In Reply to: Re: I know you midwesterns Hexed us. posted by John T on December 08, 2006 at 08:37:21:
John T--was talking to my Dad in Martinsville and guess it was 8 degrees out on Blue Bluff Road this morning! Used to hate going after the cows on mornings like that as the old wind came down the White River like it was from Norway! Not gonna say it was cold in Atlanta this morning but saw two hound dogs using jumper cables on a rabbit! Just rolled into Tennessee and it was 12 here at the home place this morning! A bit on the nippy side for this neck of the woods! But, remember the walk from Cary Hall to the Vet Medicine Building on those cold Purdue mornings--!! Hope all is well!1 Steve
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