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Gender: Female
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Married
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United States
United States
School:
One year business college
One year business college
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United States Air Force family for 30 years
United States Air Force family for 30 years
Hometown(s):
Colorado, California and Wyoming
Colorado, California and Wyoming
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Why Not?
Why Not?
SnowDogAbout Me
I love camping, fishing, hiking, and anything to do in the outdorrs. I don't like to cook but don't mind preparing Thanksgiving and Christmas Dinners (as long as somebody else does the dishes). I would spend all my time in the yard or working in my shop woodworking but because I have had so many surgeries I am not able to do all those things right now. I now have a brand new work shop but didn't realize how HT it gets inside in the summer. Will have to wait until Fall to work on some plans I have for Christmas gifts.
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I like watching football and NASCAR racing (bcause we had a NASCAR race team for 10 years. I am losing interest in NASCAR lately since they have changed the rules and have so many new drivers.My Photos (26)
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Frozenoem says:
I have to ask - Really I do. If you don't throw snowballs at her are they the clumps that form on her fur (she does seem to have plenty of that). Not that we're quite that high but, we already have been blessed or cursed with some partly cloudies. Course it is supposed to hit upper 60's this weekend so have Husqy, have Poulin, and have McCulloch will travel - alll chainsaws are sharpened and ready for making firewood. Now if I just could find the maul and the axe - I'd be grinning more.
Posted: October 9, 2008 2:51PM EDT
EMTY says:
Crissi always got her feet up to her belly plastered with snow just from running in the snow that was like a few inches). When we had 12 inches she was totally clumped with snow in her fur. GYPSY has twice the fur that Crissi has so I expect it to be quite an effort to get her dried up. PLUS she probably won't like the dryer. It is foggy now, the barometer has dropped out of sight and we might get snow tonight. It has already snowed about 100 miles north of here and heading this way. I'm not looking forward to it because our trees haven't lost their leaves yet. They are so pretty right now. Our tomatoe plant bit the dust last night with 29 degrees. We got a bumper crop of 40 tomatoes off it. The neighbors and relatives have all had a feast. The skins were really tough on them though. My sister says that means we will have a hard winter. All winters are hard as far as I am concerned. We have noticed that the new siding, insulation and windows have made a difference. The furnace hasn't come on yet and it's been down to 29 at night and only 39 to 45 for a couple days. Of course they are raising the rates, so we won't even notice in our heating bill.
Hope you have "FUN" at the camp. Don't work too hard.
Hope you have "FUN" at the camp. Don't work too hard.
Posted: October 10, 2008 8:59PM EDT
Frozenoem says:
EM,
When does your DH become bionic - looks like he'll be fishing again soon, or at least mid-winter ice fishing with a nice heat pack jammed in his coat. Dang - gotta go! - I feel work in the driveway, haven't even finished my coffee and I need to be friendly- acchhh!
When does your DH become bionic - looks like he'll be fishing again soon, or at least mid-winter ice fishing with a nice heat pack jammed in his coat. Dang - gotta go! - I feel work in the driveway, haven't even finished my coffee and I need to be friendly- acchhh!
Posted: October 7, 2008 7:10AM EDT
