Nyboy
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Travel was real bad here and we are use to driving in snow. I ended up sleeping at work
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catjac1975
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I almost forgot to get my brussels sprouts in the day before the storm. They are pretty hardy but I am so glad I got them at peak. One of my best crops ever.
Rhodie Ranch
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I've been worried for you Nyboy. The weather reports on GMA are astoundingly horrible. The I95 generated so many accidents up and down the seaboard. I'm glad you stayed at the shop.
Nyboy
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Thank you
Zeedman
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The weather has been about 5 degrees below normal most of the month... but fortunately, most of the snow has gone around us. Hard to believe many places South have had more snow thus far than we have. The indoor humidity dropped down below 40%, it usually doesn't get that dry until December. 40% humidity is my trigger to package all of the seed that was left on trays until now to dry, so everything has now been inventoried & put into storage. Now I can turn on the humidifier, before it gets even drier & my lungs begin to shrivel. 
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The weather has moderated to more normal, highs in the 50's today and tomorrow. Clear today, so I am finishing my upstairs dormer windows trying Very HARD not to break any. DH and I are getting an estimate soon to replace with vinyl, probably next April. I KNOW some folks would say to do it now, BUT Christmas shopping and other normal bills interfere, so the Spring makes more sense. We go back to below 32 degrees F for the highs on Monday. I am having a Real sense of accomplishment. With old houses if you fix instead of replace nobody makes a manual, so you have to puzzle it through. Looking funny taking a swiffer wet mop to the Outsides of (Some of) the inside wooden windows, but ONLY on the ones that really have dirt. The rest are left with some smears.
NEXT year I will buy that stuff that you attach to your hose and spray them clean from the ground. The cost is justified. I RE-MEM-BER the posts of BYC of the $300.00 coops built by non-builders that turned in $3K ER visits!
NEXT year I will buy that stuff that you attach to your hose and spray them clean from the ground. The cost is justified. I RE-MEM-BER the posts of BYC of the $300.00 coops built by non-builders that turned in $3K ER visits!
Nyboy
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When you replace your original windows store them some where. Next owner might want to put them back
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Carol Dee
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School has a snow day, I am going NOWHERE today.
About p m.m. last night
12 inch total here
DH and #2 son plowing and blowing out new neighbors drive. (A single Mom with 2 kids at home)
Nyboy
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That's Christmas snow it is magical
