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des1954
02-02-2008, 09:14 AM
It's OFFICIAL!!! You need to get your gear packed & make your way to FtW!! Puxatawney Phil saw his shadow this morning & you need to prepare for SIX MORE WEEKS of WINTER!

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Here in Central Fla today.... it will 78, with low humidity, clear skies, light wind..... the perfect day!

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dblr
02-02-2008, 10:10 AM
I for one am glad for winter as I keave superbowl Sunday for a week of skiing in Vt. Think Snow and lots of it.
bigdisneydaddy
02-02-2008, 11:21 AM
Six weeks...... we have at least 8-10 left, dont let that overgrown rat fool you... winter is FAR from over.
kimluvswdw
02-02-2008, 02:32 PM
I live in Virginia Beach and I am so sick of being cold. I am going to get my bills paid and when the market gets better I am selling he house and moving south.
PolynesianPixie
02-02-2008, 02:51 PM
It was actually a nice day today. We have 6 acres in the Blue Ridge Mountains, so we got out and hiked in our "back yard" and looked for whoolybugers with the kids. It was fun. I hope this weather is here to stay for awhile. I, too, am sick of being cold.
auntie
02-02-2008, 03:50 PM
It was actually a nice day today. We have 6 acres in the Blue Ridge Mountains, so we got out and hiked in our "back yard" and looked for whoolybugers with the kids. It was fun. I hope this weather is here to stay for awhile. I, too, am sick of being cold.


Excuse my ignorance..but what exactly is a "Whoolybuger"?...:confused3
We4mickey
02-02-2008, 10:42 PM
Hey we're only plus 20 inches more than usual so far for the winter as far as snow goes. What the heck is 6 more weeks! :eek:
ejmbibb
02-03-2008, 07:30 AM
We have had some COLD weather this winter, but hardly no snow. You know what that means right? In 3 weeks, when we are ready to head to the fort, the TT will be under a 12' snow drift, the truck will be encrusted in 3' of solid ice, and the temps will be so cold that the milk will freeze between the house and the camper as we try to pack....... happy thoughts happy thoughts happy thoughts..... it will be nice it will be nice it will be nice it will be nice..... ok all better now....
PolynesianPixie
02-03-2008, 01:58 PM
Excuse my ignorance..but what exactly is a "Whoolybuger"?...:confused3

:rotfl:

A Whoolybuger is an "animal" native to China and much like a Yeti. It lives in the Forest behind my house and likes to eat children (specifically 8 year old girls). When kids are not available, black bear will do. My DH is now "famous" for his whoolybuger hunting and expeditions. Despite the almost certain risk, every child who visits my house insists on going on one of these adventures. They try like crazy to find his den, as well as clues to his whereabouts (ie~scratching posts, over turned trees, large foot prints). It really is all the rage~you should try it sometime!:rotfl:
auntie
02-03-2008, 03:03 PM
Thanks for clearing that up! Guess I "asked" for that one!;) ...Can you tell we don't have much of wild anything roaming around in my backyard?:rotfl:
PolynesianPixie
02-03-2008, 05:40 PM
Thanks for clearing that up! Guess I "asked" for that one!;) ...Can you tell we don't have much of wild anything roaming around in my backyard?:rotfl:

No, whoolybugers don't typically venture up to Long Island!;)