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Old 01-16-2008, 09:29 PM #12
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They are afraid of the white stuff! LOL! They don't know how to drive in it! It's pretty funny. Actually it's not...better to be safe than sorry! When it snows there, I tell you they are not prepared! Have fun!

LOL! Our neighbour just called and asked if he we needed anything from the grocery store. He has a truck. Michael asked him what we could possibly need, and he replied, "the usual.....milk, bread, and canned goods". I suppose everyone thinks we are going to be stuck at home for the next month due to a little bit of snow. It is getting rather humourous about now. Can you imagine if they had a blizard here?
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