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Old 01-18-2008, 06:02 PM #16
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WOW Chris~~ My DD lives in NC, and school was delayed for 2 hrs today as there was a threat of sleet. They totally freak when the weather does something like that.

I once put a snowball in the freezer for my BIL in NC. When they came to IL the following summer, I took it out and threw it at him.

Only thing was, it had hardened like a piece of ice and when it hit him in the cheek, it bruised his face and really HURT! I felt so bad. Don't see any good luck that came out of that.!!!
Did they get snow in NC? I heard it was snowing today in Washinton, DC.
Remind me NOT to visit with you in the summertime!!!
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