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This must be the "lion" partTuesday, March 08 2005 @ 06:26 PM For those flatlanders among you out there thinking Spring is here because it's March, take a look at the BTV forecast right now...
grumble grumble stupid grumble Vermont weather grumble.
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Authored by: DanZ on
Tuesday, March 08 2005 @ 07:34 PM
Grumble? Are you nuts? I'm taking off wed and thu for fun in the snow!! Wed is supposed to peak at about 10 deg w/ strong winds - that means skiing in the woods -thu i'm going riding w/ my step-daughter's 7th grade class. these kids get one day off each week to ski and ride! Gotta love the northeast kingdom. Can you imagine? They get free passes, lessons, lift tickets, whatever. They just have to pay for food.... and any parent can chaperone - also for free.
Well color me happy! Yay snow. Yay snow. Yay snow. Mmmmm, March is real cool. It's totally between Feb and Apr. This must be the
Authored by: billsimmon on
Tuesday, March 08 2005 @ 08:04 PM
I don't ski. But even if I did, I imagine I'd still be feeling this "enough is enough" attitude. Give me warm sunny days so I can sit outside on Church st. and play chess and people-watch and drink cold, caffeinated beverages.
This must be the "lion" part
Authored by: MarkS on
Wednesday, March 09 2005 @ 12:15 AM
Hee, hee I'm sooo glad my car lives in a garage. Some moron just did a 180 and slammed into a couple of parked cars outside my window. The day started off with rain and that became snow. So, now there's a nice layer of ice sheeting the streets.
I love winter, dressing for it is the key. I'd love to go skiing, or boarding. I was walking back from grocery shopping and as I was crossing the street, a woman slipped and fell right on her ass. "Are you alright?", I asked. "I'm alright", she said as she got up. I walked around where she fell and almost fell down too, luckily I cought myself. I told myself not to rush the lights, because some idiot will try and make the yellow and skid and I'll get runover. Sure enough, I got impatient at the intersection in front of my house and ran across the street. Sure enough, some mental oriental comes tearing around the corner and narrowly misses hitting me, skidding to a stop a foot or two away from me. We're both fuckheads. Thanks, God. Thankfully I lived. It's really windy, I think the gusts are around 25-35 mph. I can hear the cars every now and then, their bald tires making a high pitched squeal as they try and get up the hill in front of my house. All along the way to the post office, grocery store and back, were dead, blown out umbrellas. I must have seen about a dozen. Some were just the metal shaft, no ribs. They were in the bushes, in snowbanks, on the streets, sidewalks. Just dead wilted umbrellas. This must be the
Authored by: reba on
Wednesday, March 09 2005 @ 08:18 AM
Mental oriental??? I've never heard that one before.
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Authored by: MarkS on
Wednesday, March 09 2005 @ 11:35 PM
I just made it up. I live in an area that is mostly Korean and Chinese, I'm half Japanese, WTF.
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