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Old 02-26-2010, 04:23 PM #1
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Shocked I will not complain about a stormless winter again

I will be careful what I wish for any more.
It was nice to have the small half foot amounts during the winter, but this is rediculous. Can't even sleigh or toboggan ride in it.

Maybe I can wish for 40* to begin to melt it all

The barometer bottomed out this morning at 28.99 the lowest we have seen every muscle aches and knees, AND it is still snowing. Since Thurs. morning at 2 AM
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