Snow Bound and No Mail
12-12-2010, 04:31 PM
#51
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Estero, Fl.
Posts: 106
Have a home in Maple Grove, Mn. where we live for 4 summer months. TG we live in Fl. during the winter months. Works for us. Miss the snow storms in the winter and the hurricanes in the summer. Have kids in Lakeville, Mn., New Hope, Mn., Zimmerman, Mn. and Lexington, Mn. They are all fine and finally getting some good family time because they're snowed in.
12-12-2010, 04:34 PM
#52
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Midwest
Posts: 527
Originally Posted by jodimarie
Yea, I see from the weather channel that you guys are really getting hit hard....in fact, they pulled the snowplows off the roads!!! Stay in and stay safe.....hope the power doesn't go out.....and hope I haven't jinxed you by saying that....vbg!!
jodi in leavenworth
PS: yesterday we were in the low 60's.....tonight.....6 but no snow at all....just wind and lots of it!!
jodi in leavenworth
PS: yesterday we were in the low 60's.....tonight.....6 but no snow at all....just wind and lots of it!!
I was wondering how the weather was there...I am temp relocated to California. Nice weather so far.
All y'all keep warm there in the midwest.
12-12-2010, 04:45 PM
#54
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: St. Louis, Missouri
Posts: 6,884
I lived out in the country by Detroit Lakes when I was very young, and my most vivid memories are of being COLD!
My girlfriend's daughter has a new job in the cities and will be moving from St. Louis soon. She is getting ready for the new cold she will be experiencing.
I don't like being cold. I left Wisconsin because I don't like shoveling winter. I live by myself, and I have to do all that stuff and I don't want to! I like visiting MN and WI in the summer!
My girlfriend's daughter has a new job in the cities and will be moving from St. Louis soon. She is getting ready for the new cold she will be experiencing.
I don't like being cold. I left Wisconsin because I don't like shoveling winter. I live by myself, and I have to do all that stuff and I don't want to! I like visiting MN and WI in the summer!
12-12-2010, 05:05 PM
#55
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Chehalis, WA
Posts: 807
Originally Posted by Up4BigChal
I can't believe this I ordered over 11 yards of material for a quilt I have been drooling over and decided to take the plunge. Here's the kicker: It started snowing here around Midnight and at this time there is over 12" of snow on my deck I received and email telling me my Material is being delivered today!!!!!!!!!!!! Really there is no Mail Man/Women in this decade that "No Matter Rain Snow!! or Sleet will Stop a Mailman" . well guess what :o( he's not coming today. Now that is true torture, but then again I could be snowbound for 2 years and still be able to make a quilt with all the stash I have. Talk about Addicted!!
12-12-2010, 05:15 PM
#56
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: McMinnville, oregon
Posts: 610
when life gives you lots of snow...quilt...start another quilt and go at it...i am sure you have another one youd like to do and use out of your stash...make a winter snow stash buster quilt..lol :mrgreen: :lol: :roll: :-D
12-12-2010, 09:06 PM
#60
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Portland, OR via Hawaii
Posts: 1,342
Sorry about your being snowbound! All that wet stuff came over us here in the PNW before heading your way. Pineapple Express they call it....all the way from my home state.
I guess their drought is over for a little while at least...they did have 10 inches of rain overnight in Hilo on Friday!
I consider myself lucky that we didn't get snow with the 1.48 inches of rain we got..that would have been 10.48 inches of white stuff.
I'm like you...I could make quilts and quilt tops for years with what my stash is like! :-P :thumbup:
Stay warm and don't go out in that stuff. Hope your power stays on!
I guess their drought is over for a little while at least...they did have 10 inches of rain overnight in Hilo on Friday!
I consider myself lucky that we didn't get snow with the 1.48 inches of rain we got..that would have been 10.48 inches of white stuff.
I'm like you...I could make quilts and quilt tops for years with what my stash is like! :-P :thumbup:
Stay warm and don't go out in that stuff. Hope your power stays on!
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