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Sunday morning, cont.

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  • AAH! It worked! Thank you Pirate! Good morning all. I'm hanging out at home all day today. Doing laundry and washing dishes..
  • CCF I laugh every time I see your sig.
  • I'm so jealous of your lefse. I'm not sure I'll have time to make them this year. I might have to see if the local bakery sells any, because it won't be Christmas without it.

     

     Off to make brunch, and brownies. See you all later, enjoy your Sunday!

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  • imagepirategal03:
    CCF I laugh every time I see your sig.
    Hahah, I Iove it.
  • CCF- I love your sig. It makes me chuckle everytime I see it.

    Pirate- you guys really don't get snow there? That confuses me.  You all are wimps :P Last year in December we got 2 feet of snow on a Sunday. I had a training Monday morning on the opposite site of the metro (like a 45 minute drive on a good day).  We had dropped $1000 on it, so I couldn't skip.  It took me 2 hours to shovel out my car, but I'll be dammed if I didn't make it there. haha

    Nothing was even closed that day. No schools or anything.  The plows go out all night long, over and over again as it continues to snow.  It's actually pretty awesome. 

  • It's so cold here this morning. I thought I was going to freeze last night. I've GOT to get a down comforter or something..
  • imageSteph0871:

    CCF- I love your sig. It makes me chuckle everytime I see it.

    Pirate- you guys really don't get snow there? That confuses me.  You all are wimps :P Last year in December we got 2 feet of snow on a Sunday. I had a training Monday morning on the opposite site of the metro (like a 45 minute drive on a good day).  We had dropped $1000 on it, so I couldn't skip.  It took me 2 hours to shovel out my car, but I'll be dammed if I didn't make it there. haha

    Nothing was even closed that day. No schools or anything.  The plows go out all night long, over and over again as it continues to snow.  It's actually pretty awesome. 

    It snows, just not like y'all are talking about.

    I'm trying to find some statistics for you.  But here's a link to some pictures from last year's "big" snowfall.  I know that the photos were taken on Sunday and I didn't work on Monday.  You can see how the main roads were cleared but nothing else was touched.  These are in the state capitol, smaller towns don't have plow equipment. When I was growing up our town would just put sand down over the roads, no salt, no plow.

    Here's a local news article about the same storm.

    This wiki page shows that the average annual snowfall for the area I'm in is about 7 inches. 

  • Oh and I'll totally admit to being a wimp about winter weather. 
  • imagepirategal03:
    imageSteph0871:

    CCF- I love your sig. It makes me chuckle everytime I see it.

    Pirate- you guys really don't get snow there? That confuses me.  You all are wimps :P Last year in December we got 2 feet of snow on a Sunday. I had a training Monday morning on the opposite site of the metro (like a 45 minute drive on a good day).  We had dropped $1000 on it, so I couldn't skip.  It took me 2 hours to shovel out my car, but I'll be dammed if I didn't make it there. haha

    Nothing was even closed that day. No schools or anything.  The plows go out all night long, over and over again as it continues to snow.  It's actually pretty awesome. 

     

    That's funny.  We don't even plow for snow that light usually.

    It snows, just not like y'all are talking about.

    I'm trying to find some statistics for you.  But here's a link to some pictures from last year's "big" snowfall.  I know that the photos were taken on Sunday and I didn't work on Monday.  You can see how the main roads were cleared but nothing else was touched.  These are in the state capitol, smaller towns don't have plow equipment. When I was growing up our town would just put sand down over the roads, no salt, no plow.

    Here's a local news article about the same storm.

    This wiki page shows that the average annual snowfall for the area I'm in is about 7 inches. 

  • You just what...drive on it?
  • imagepirategal03:
    You just what...drive on it?

    Yeah.  Go right on through it.  Just take the corners a little more carefully and they usually spray salt chemical to prevent hidden ice.

  • imageanna.oskar:

    imagepirategal03:
    You just what...drive on it?

    Yeah.  Go right on through it.  Just take the corners a little more carefully and they usually spray salt chemical to prevent hidden ice.

    Indifferent 

     

    ETA: Y'all have winter tires or something though, right?  We don't. 

  • Hey ladies, awesome weekend so far...got a job offer on Friday; yesterday was the 5k for the girls I coach, plus a basketball game and lunch date with FI; and today...football and lazy. My kind of day.
  • I hate that I can't click on the post number on the main board page to get to the last page in the thread here. Boo.
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    I hate that I can't click on the post number on the main board page to get to the last page in the thread here. Boo.
    Click on 'Last Reply'..
  • imagecupcakesfrosting:
    imageAnysunrise:
    I hate that I can't click on the post number on the main board page to get to the last page in the thread here. Boo.
    Click on 'Last Reply'..

    Yay!  I was hating that too. 

  • imagepirategal03:
    imageanna.oskar:

    imagepirategal03:
    You just what...drive on it?

    Yeah.  Go right on through it.  Just take the corners a little more carefully and they usually spray salt chemical to prevent hidden ice.

    Indifferent 

     

    ETA: Y'all have winter tires or something though, right?  We don't. 

     

    Well, my truck does and has 4x4 but my H's little pontiac doesn't.  We do just fine.

  • haha that's so funny to me, how different it is from one area of the country to another.  We got about an inch last night? Nothing was plowed.  They probably should've thrown some sand (we don't really use salt either- it's bad for the wildlife when it melts into the Mississippi) on some of the intersections, but oh well.

    This is the snow I was talking about, that I had to drive an hour in.  We didn't close anything for this storm (they should have though.) Our 4-lane freeways were down to about 2-3 lanes (and 1, maybe 2 around the curves in the road.)

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     WHY WON"T PICTURES WORK!?

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    ETA: haha. I kept looking at those pictures.  You know how the 'side' roads had the packed down snow? Our roads were like that from the first snowfall in December until about April last year.  The City of Minneapolis had a 'snow emergency' (you can only park on one side of the road) for 4 months.

  • ha. I don't have snow tires.  Just normal all-season ones.  Up until last week, my tires had like 3/32" of tread (the bare minimum)... that was fun on the first snowfall.
  • I just made a crapton of rice krispie squares for work tomorrow. Ive never made them before and its a biitch and a half to get it in the pan and make it flat, everything kept sticking to the spatula and pulling back out. Stupid sticky crap.

    I am trying to make my coworkers fat lol. I might swing by costco and get a thing of christmas biscuts (the kind covered in various chocolates) for friday. Muahahaha

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  • I hope you give lots to your *** co-irker ;)

    Tip for rice krispies- put a sandwich bag on your hand and grease it lightly (either with Pam or just smearing a little margarine on it.)  Then you can just press down all of the gooey mess and make it flat. 

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    I hope you give lots to your *** co-irker ;)

    Tip for rice krispies- put a sandwich bag on your hand and grease it lightly (either with Pam or just smearing a little margarine on it.)  Then you can just press down all of the gooey mess and make it flat. 

    Lol adam tried telling me to just use a paper towel to press it down. I knew deep down that wouldnt work, even remotely, so I passed on his suggestion. 

    My co-irker has a major sweet tooth and she was complaining on friday that she has just been eating everything lately. How unfortunate! I will just keep feeding her, I suppose. Its the least I can do :P

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