Officially Tired of Winter
Posted on February 21, 2009
Filed Under Personal, River Notes | 1 Comment
Yesterday morning as we were walking out to the car I announced to all and sundry (Carole) that I was Now Officially Sick and Tired of Winter. Then it started snowing and it hasn’t stopped. I’d write more but I have to go shovel the driveway.
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Good luck with that…it was 72 here today…just sayin’.