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You won't die if you put yer Kilt back on you crazy gallute...snow 101. Keep yer drawers on...that ain't the type of icicle you want to have...

Take some pics of the snow out there...for us that kind of snow is pretty common...usually get 3-4 huge storms a year and a mix of smaller ones...also ice storms as well...

Enjoy Mac!!!!

I haven't, but I should. I am always so frustrated by how teeny-tiny my tomatoes are compared to the neighbors'. (Don't snicker! ) I should be starting those seedlings now.

Murfreesboro wrote:I haven't, but I should. I am always so frustrated by how teeny-tiny my tomatoes are compared to the neighbors'. (Don't snicker! ) I should be starting those seedlings now.

I do two kinds of tomato's cherry & collosal . I also do all kinds of flowers, I find it's
very relaxing!!

Mac I hate to say it, but Midnight is right, now is not the time for kilts, long johns maybe, but definitely not Kilts!!!

Yer Going ta Freeze yer dipstick Jimmy...

Imagine having to explain that in the ER...frozen to my kilt. That's a good ice breaker...oops poor choice of words.

witchy wrote:I could say something VERY wicked but I'll be nice!!

Ohhhhh you...be wicked if you want...it's more fun!!! plus we are harmless

witchy wrote:This is a PG forum, sorry!! Some people and I won't say who, but they like.... um... lets say lollipops if you get what i'm saying, alot. I hope this is kinda lady like!!!

ha ha ha ha...I see nothing wrong with that And yes, you were lady like and diplomatic in what you said...

Between the two storms, we got about 50 inches of snow all together, in about a six day period. With another possible 10 inches forecast for tomorrow night. And no, I don't wear my kilt when I'm shoveling. It's actually a very warm garment, but the problem in waist deep snow is wetness. Wet wool is not a pretty thing.

I have to admit, I cheat and buy my tomato plants in market packs at a small local garden center that has a really good selection of varieties instead of starting them from seed. I just don't have enough sunny windows.

MacPhantom wrote:Between the two storms, we got about 50 inches of snow all together, in about a six day period. With another possible 10 inches forecast for tomorrow night. And no, I don't wear my kilt when I'm shoveling. It's actually a very warm garment, but the problem in waist deep snow is wetness. Wet wool is not a pretty thing.

I have to admit, I cheat and buy my tomato plants in market packs at a small local garden center that has a really good selection of varieties instead of starting them from seed. I just don't have enough sunny windows.

You got how much snow, good lord!!! I would just sit back make some margaritas & cry!!!

Starter plant are fun too!!!

I'd make them with snow instead of ice.

We've got a pretty good melt going on, which will make me sleep easier. I was a bit worried about all the snow on the roof.