Is this a snowball I see before me?

[Guest guest]

As A massage therapist liveing in the midwest I love winter. All those

sore backs from shoveling snow means job security for me!

[Guest guest]

Hi Fraggle

 

>my sense of fun runs screaming before it gets frostbite when snow is involved

>never shoveled driveways as a lil peter did you....!

Can't say that I did - there really didn't seem much point - it's much better to just have fun :-)

 

BB

Peter

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Hi Jo

 

>We didn't clear the snow away - we liked it. We used to go over the fields behind us to play

> in it, or over into the woods.

 

Ah yes... the fields behind us.... I'll never lose that image of the giant snowball ;-)

 

BB

Peter

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Hi Cortney

 

>As A massage therapist liveing in the midwest I love winter. All those

>sore backs from shoveling snow means job security for me!

 

LOL - I visited Minneapolis in February... but absolutely no-one would have a snowball fight with me. I guess you're just all too used to having snow out there. Still, I managed to have some fun by walking down the middle of the White Water (?) river which was nicely iced over :-)

 

 

BB

Peter

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Ah well ........ that's because you are lucky enough to get real snow, but you won't share it with us. Our snow is normally only one or two inches deep nowadays!

 

Jo

 

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fraggle

Wednesday, June 28, 2006 11:19 PM

Re: Re: Is this a snowball I see before me?

 

twould never work fer when i lived back east

vehicles would just get snowed in...

and then thrill of thrills, after spending all morning shoveling the driveway clear...the snowplow would come by and bury the end of it back up again...

and then come back an hour later and do the same thing..only this time take yer mailbox out as well

jo Jun 28, 2006 3:08 PM Re: Re: Is this a snowball I see before me?

Drive over it. The chap with the house at the end of our little drive puts sand out down the steep slope to the main road. The main road is usually gritted.

 

Jo

 

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It's good to know there's someone around when you need them :-)

 

Jo

 

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" massagesister " <massagesister

 

Wednesday, June 28, 2006 11:24 PM

Re: Is this a snowball I see before me?

 

 

> As A massage therapist liveing in the midwest I love winter. All those

> sore backs from shoveling snow means job security for me!

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Hi Peter

 

LOL - and I will never forget you not being able to talk for laughing :-)

 

BBJo

 

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Peter Kebbell

Thursday, June 29, 2006 8:48 AM

Re: Re: Is this a snowball I see before me?

 

Hi Jo

 

>We didn't clear the snow away - we liked it. We used to go over the fields behind us to play

> in it, or over into the woods.

 

Ah yes... the fields behind us.... I'll never lose that image of the giant snowball ;-)

 

BB

Peter

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I'm glad you found your fun in the snow somehow Peter. If you ever come to Michigan in the Winter, I promise to give you a good white washing. Be forewarned...the folks up here have been known to put rocks in there snowballs!!!Peter Kebbell <metalscarab wrote: Hi Cortney >As A massage therapist liveing in the midwest I love winter. All those >sore backs from shoveling snow means job security for me! LOL - I visited Minneapolis in February... but

absolutely no-one would have a snowball fight with me. I guess you're just all too used to having snow out there. Still, I managed to have some fun by walking down the middle of the White Water (?) river which was nicely iced over :-) BB Peter

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Hi Jo

 

What is the most snow you would get at a time?

 

Here we can get 6 inches in a couple of hours some winters. Driving

over it is not an option. Though I wish it was!

 

BB

Nikki

 

 

, " jo " <jo.heartwork wrote:

>

> Drive over it. The chap with the house at the end of our little

drive puts sand out down the steep slope to the main road. The main

road is usually gritted.

>

> Jo

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That makes sense to me!

 

Where abouts in the Midwest are you located?

 

I just ouside Chicago.

 

Nikki

 

 

, " massagesister " <massagesister

wrote:

>

> As A massage therapist liveing in the midwest I love winter. All

those

> sore backs from shoveling snow means job security for me!

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Nikki

 

>Here we can get 6 inches in a couple of hours some winters.

 

You just don't know when to stop rubbing it in, do you ;-)

 

BB

Peter

[Guest guest]

I live right on Lake Michigan about 2 hours from Chicago. You're lucky you live near the city, my small town has very few vegan options for eating out. What do you do for a living Nikki?earthstrm <earthstorm wrote: That makes sense to me! :)Where abouts in the Midwest are you located?I just ouside Chicago.Nikki , "massagesister" <massagesister wrote:>> As A

massage therapist liveing in the midwest I love winter. All those > sore backs from shoveling snow means job security for me!>

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Hi Nikki

 

W're lucky to get an inch in south England nowadays :-( When I was a

youngster we used to get anywhere between 6 inches and 18 inches. I suppose

it's the fault of global warming.

 

BB

Jo

 

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" earthstrm " <earthstorm

 

Thursday, June 29, 2006 2:07 PM

Re: Is this a snowball I see before me?

 

 

> Hi Jo

>

> What is the most snow you would get at a time?

>

> Here we can get 6 inches in a couple of hours some winters. Driving

> over it is not an option. Though I wish it was!

>

> BB

> Nikki

[Guest guest]

Hi Cortney

 

LOL - I'll make sure I prepare myself with many snowballs.... and perhaps some protective armour :-)

 

BB

Peter

On 29/06/06, cortney aldrich <massagesister wrote:

 

 

I'm glad you found your fun in the snow somehow Peter. If you ever come to Michigan in the Winter, I promise to give you a good white washing. Be forewarned...the folks up here have been known to put rocks in there snowballs!!!

Peter Kebbell <metalscarab wrote:

 

 

Hi Cortney

 

>As A massage therapist liveing in the midwest I love winter. All those

>sore backs from shoveling snow means job security for me!

 

LOL - I visited Minneapolis in February... but absolutely no-one would have a snowball fight with me. I guess you're just all too used to having snow out there. Still, I managed to have some fun by walking down the middle of the White Water (?) river which was nicely iced over :-)

 

BB

Peter

 

 

 

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hey..

look at it this way

if global warming continues..

there's a good chance that the gulf stream will shut down

and then you'll get all the snow you could ever desire!

18 " easy....

in may.....

 

 

 

 

>jo <jo.heartwork

>Jun 29, 2006 6:53 AM

>

>Re: Re: Is this a snowball I see before me?

>

>Hi Nikki

>

>W're lucky to get an inch in south England nowadays :-( When I was a

>youngster we used to get anywhere between 6 inches and 18 inches. I suppose

>it's the fault of global warming.

>

>BB

>Jo

>

 

 

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I'm not sure it will work that way. I thought we would not get much of a

range of temperature - sort of around 10 degrees centigrade :-[

 

Jo

 

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" fraggle " <EBbrewpunx

 

Thursday, June 29, 2006 4:13 PM

Re: Re: Is this a snowball I see before me?

 

 

> hey..

> look at it this way

> if global warming continues..

> there's a good chance that the gulf stream will shut down

> and then you'll get all the snow you could ever desire!

> 18 " easy....

> in may.....

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I would have had a snowball fight with you, had I been around. Trouble is, these days theres always one kid with ice/stones/glass or worse in his snowball! I fear the age of innocent has passed. PARANOIA MON AMORE The Valley Vegan................................Peter Kebbell <metalscarab wrote: Hi Cortney >As A massage therapist liveing in the midwest I love winter. All those >sore backs from shoveling snow means job security for me! LOL - I visited Minneapolis in February... but absolutely no-one would have a snowball fight with me. I guess you're just all too used to having snow out there. Still, I managed to have some fun by walking down the middle of

the White Water (?) river which was nicely iced over :-) BB Peter Peter H

 

 

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Hi Peter

 

> >my sense of fun runs screaming before it gets frostbite when snow is

> involved

> >never shoveled driveways as a lil peter did you....!

> Can't say that I did - there really didn't seem much point - it's

much

> better to just have fun :-)

 

 

And just how high did your snow get?

 

BB

Nikki

[Guest guest]

Hi Jo

 

> Ah well ........ that's because you are lucky enough to get real

snow, but you won't share it with us. Our snow is normally only one

or two inches deep nowadays!

 

 

You can have it! I'll share no problem.

In fact, I believe that you know the weather man don't you? Ask him to

send it your way this coming winter please.

 

BB

Nikki

[Guest guest]

Hi Peter

 

> >Here we can get 6 inches in a couple of hours some winters.

> You just don't know when to stop rubbing it in, do you ;-)

 

 

Yes, I am so cruel. The rubbing in of shoveling my drive and sidewalks

and my fathers for 5 hours straight back and forth because the snow

wont stop falling.

 

Sometimes 3 days in a row. So cruel, so very cruel.

 

No to mention before my Gramma moved to Virginia I had to do hers too.

 

What a meanie...

 

BB

Nikki

[Guest guest]

Will you please video taoe the white washing for the rest of us?

 

Nikki

 

 

, cortney aldrich <massagesister

wrote:

>

> I'm glad you found your fun in the snow somehow Peter. If you ever

come to Michigan in the Winter, I promise to give you a good white

washing. Be forewarned...the folks up here have been known to put

rocks in there snowballs!!!

>

[Guest guest]

2 hours across the water or by car?

 

We have lots of Vegan options, but unfortunately most of them are on

the North Side and I am on the South.

 

I work as a Commercial Account Manager which is a fancy term for

outside sales for large businesses, corporate and national accounts.

(No comments on the title PK)

 

Nikki

 

 

, cortney aldrich

<massagesister wrote:

>

> I live right on Lake Michigan about 2 hours from Chicago. You're

lucky you live near the city, my small town has very few vegan

options for eating out.

>

> What do you do for a living Nikki?

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Jo

 

We don't get nearly as much as we used to either.

 

They were saying the other day on the news that the earth is the

hottest it has been in 20 years.

 

Add in the flooding we have been having in the Eastern states and it

makes ya wonder!

 

BB

Nikki

 

 

, " jo " <jo.heartwork wrote:

>

> Hi Nikki

>

> W're lucky to get an inch in south England nowadays :-( When I was a

> youngster we used to get anywhere between 6 inches and 18 inches. I

suppose

> it's the fault of global warming.

>

> BB

> Jo

[Guest guest]

Sure I'll tape it for you Nikki...we'll bill it as "Peter does Michigan". It will be an instant cult classic.earthstrm <earthstorm wrote: Will you please video taoe the white washing for the rest of us? :)Nikki , cortney aldrich <massagesister wrote:>> I'm glad you found your fun in the snow somehow Peter. If you ever come to Michigan in the Winter, I promise to give you a good white

washing. Be forewarned...the folks up here have been known to put rocks in there snowballs!!!>

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I'm two hours by car, on the Michigan side. Though lots of Chicago folks come up by boat because my town is settled on the mouth of the Kalamazoo river. I would never make fun of your title, mainly because your title makes it sound like you could kick my ass. -Cortearthstrm <earthstorm wrote: 2 hours across the water or by car?We have lots of Vegan options, but unfortunately most of them are on the North Side and I am on the South. :)I work as

a Commercial Account Manager which is a fancy term for outside sales for large businesses, corporate and national accounts. (No comments on the title PK) :)Nikki , cortney aldrich <massagesister wrote:>> I live right on Lake Michigan about 2 hours from Chicago. You're lucky you live near the city, my small town has very few vegan options for eating out.> > What do you do for a living Nikki?> >

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