Cruisen....on a Sunday afternoon

mightyduck

mightyduck

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Originally posted by sillyspook13
WHAT?!?!? You mean that isn't really you? And all this time I thought it was...;)
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Don't worry, silly, Harley and I look enough alike that lots of people can't tell us apart...My dad chose a dog that looks like me...
 
sillyspook13

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Originally posted by mightyduck


Don't worry, silly, Harley and I look enough alike that lots of people can't tell us apart...My dad chose a dog that looks like me...
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Hmm, perhaps you should show us a picture of yourself and one of the dog and let us compare.
 
mightyduck

mightyduck

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Originally posted by sillyspook13
Hmm, perhaps you should show us a picture of yourself and one of the dog and let us compare.
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Certainly. This is me in the pool:
 

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mightyduck

mightyduck

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Originally posted by Ariel
Looking good as ever....just make sure you get a new bathing suit for the vacation... ;)
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Thanks, Ariel. I have a new swimsuit ready to go....

Nassau here we come! :)

Thanks, DisneyFreak!
 
Ariel

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Great! And I just got some new shells, so I think we are set to go. You're the best DisneyFreak. We really owe you for this one. ;)
 
The Mom

The Mom

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Originally posted by DisneyFreak


Are you sure?!? The water temp in Miami never gets below 70 degrees on average. The average air temp in the Bahamma's in Jan/Feb is 77 to 79 degrees.
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The average Dec/Jan temp in Jacksonville is 60; that was small consolation when my pipes froze after 3 days of lows in the teens! ;) (I was away)
 
DisneyFreak

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Originally posted by marciahahn


The average Dec/Jan temp in Jacksonville is 60; that was small consolation when my pipes froze after 3 days of lows in the teens! ;) (I was away)
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Marcia, when it gets that cold again just leave your kitchen and/or bathroom faucet to dip or a very small stream of water. That way the water in the pipes is constantly moving and it doesn't get a chance to freeze. :)
 
The Mom

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Also,it has to be more than a trickle...I found that out while housesitting for a friend. I left a small stream of water running in all the faucets; the pipes still froze!

The point of the post is, some "warm" areas can have unusual weather patterns! Don't forget to bring a sweater to the Bahamas! :)
 
DisneyFreak

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Originally posted by marciahahn
Also,it has to be more than a trickle...I found that out while housesitting for a friend. I left a small stream of water running in all the faucets; the pipes still froze!

The point of the post is, some "warm" areas can have unusual weather patterns! Don't forget to bring a sweater to the Bahamas! :)
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I guess the homes down there aren't as insulated as up here in the frozen tundra known as Minnesota.:)

Oh I realize that it can get cooler. I just found it hard to believe that the water could of been 45 degrees. Not that I don't believe Sillyspook, I just found it odd.
 
Ariel

Ariel

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Originally posted by marciahahn
That's Ok! You live in Minnesota, where the water pipes aren't hanging out in the breeze! ;)
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You sure you want to say that Marcia? ;) After all, this is DisneyFreak you're talking about...
 
The Mom

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That's all right! He lives in Minnesota; I don't think he wants to risk frostbite! Or is there something he's not telling us? ;)
 

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