MinnieM123
Premium Member
I think we're getting about 6 inches tonight, although the forecast keeps getting updated. We've only had one decent snowstorm so far this season, so this will be good.
-
Welcome to the WDWMAGIC.COM Forums!
Please take a look around, and feel free to sign up and join the community.
Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
- Thread starter PUSH
- Start date
I think we're getting about 6 inches tonight, although the forecast keeps getting updated. We've only had one decent snowstorm so far this season, so this will be good.
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
Can't say I can argue with that!
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
I was driving to the store this morning and I saw something that some of you guys might find amusing. I saw a person walking their dog. I don't know if they were male or female because they were wearing boots, huge mittens, quilted long parka, a thick knitted scarf, a face protector like you see people use when climbing Everest, ski goggles and an insulated hat with built in earmuffs. The temperature was 45 degrees. I hope they had enough milk and bread to ride out the apocalypse.
NYwdwfan
Well-Known Member
You should be telling Amazon, not us.
Mike S
Well-Known Member
They live in North Carolina and that’s what they wear for 45 degrees?
Must be a tourist from Arizona or something.
Jeez. I live in Florida and I wouldn’t wear that much
Ha - believe it or not, I have never even thought to buy Gaviscon off Amazon.
*steps out to check Amazon’s prices*
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
What can I tell you? I've had nothing to say, eh!48 hours with no posts?
Things are looking better.
I was putting down flooring, putting away the Christmas decorations, and taking care of the horses in the frigid weather we had...Things are looking better.
How many horses do you have?
Lots of acreage?
And forgive me, but what does one actually DO with horses? Are these work horses, riding horses, breeding horses? I know lots about cows, but apparently very little about horses.
We have 6 horses. When we were in Wisconsin we had 40 acres, but when we moved we ended up with 9. They are all riding horses - show horses, trail horses, and a cattle working horse. When it’s really bad out we keep them all in the barn, so they have to be fed, water buckets filled, and stalls shoveled out. It’s a lot of exercise!
Toby Keith taught me that all horses need to survive is beer.
I have yet to fill all three rings on my iWatch. Maybe I need to change professions.
Very cool. Thank you for the info.
Country?
Whiskey for my men. Beer for my horses.