If I could be at home right now (Friday, Feb. 26, 2010) my boy and I would be playing with the sled and the 4-wheeler in the snow. Perfect play snow...34 degrees with about 2 inches on the ground and still pouring down. Man I wish we could go home....This is Oklahoma and the snow will be gone by tomorrow.
Please take this in the spirit intended from the fine folks in Ohio where we just broke a century old record for snow fall in February.....BITE ME!!!If I could be at home right now (Friday, Feb. 26, 2010) my boy and I would be playing with the sled and the 4-wheeler in the snow. Perfect play snow...34 degrees with about 2 inches on the ground and still pouring down. Man I wish we could go home....This is Oklahoma and the snow will be gone by tomorrow.
You wouldn't last long here would you Thorn?
I guess we could set the Cuyahoga river on fire again....that might warm things up.DAMN THAT GLOBAL WARMING; er...........................Climate Change!!
I guess we could set the Cuyahoga river on fire again....that might warm things up.
I'm from Canada, remember?
But this weekend I have some big responsibilities at our semiannual AKC Obedience and Rally Trials, including showing my Aussie in Rally for the first time. So pleasant weather is extremely welcome. If I could stick to driving my Jeep there'd be no problem but I have to haul supplies in my husband's giant Silverado pickup. Driving is fine, but maneuvering to park to load and unload is still a challenge. I've driven it a total of three times, ever.
My Jeep has a 6 forward speed Mercedes Standard transmission and on-call four wheel drive, either High or Low depending on driving conditions. The Chevy has automatic transmission and I don't know where the 4WD thingy is. Also the lights come on automatically, I understand. First time I drove I spent a lot of time looking for the lights. My husband is 6'1" tall and I'm little. I have to change everything -- seat, mirrors, etc. -- before I even get started. Oh well, I'm glad to have the use of it, really.
