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Old 04-25-2008, 06:38 PM #1
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Default Ummmm....Thanks....
So we have been hitting the 50s. Spring has arrived. We raked, we swept, we scooped the poop. The dogs had quit bringing in muddy paws....I washed my truck. I wake this morning to 42 degrees and the promise of a great weekend.....

Then about 8am the storm hit. A blizzard. It will last all weekend. We are buried. I'm not happy I've been here for 14 winters and NEVER has there been snow on my birthday (next week).

I just wanted to whine.......Please, tell me about all the tulips coming up and the 80 degree weather you have LOL!!!

Hugs...
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