I accepted the challenge.
Spent all day in shorts and a long sleeve shirt. It was great
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Lou wrote:
San Diego is a beautiful place to visit, but not to live. 27 years was all I could handle. I may go back someday to visit family and friends but never will i live in southern California again.
Why wouldn't you want to live there again?
Simply have no desire to. I moved on to Alaska to start a new chapter in my life, closing the chapter down there.
Statistics: Posted by Lou — February 10th, 2014, 6:23 am
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San Diego is a beautiful place to visit, but not to live. 27 years was all I could handle. I may go back someday to visit family and friends but never will i live in southern California again.
Why wouldn't you want to live there again?
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Statistics: Posted by Applequest — February 9th, 2014, 10:17 am
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I did some of those things as a kid, Market. Unfortunately, the novelty wears off. And...I live in a city where its hard to do that stuff, now.
Statistics: Posted by Spirographed — February 8th, 2014, 4:36 pm
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I'm feelin' your Indiana pain, Riptide. Although in NW Indiana aka The Region, we have had ridiculous lake-effect snow in between and added to those snowstorms. I......can not stand winter. It depresses me. :/
Unlike those poor Canadians, there is nothing stopping you from moving south. Winter in the north is an incredibly depressing thing. 6 months where you rarely see the sun, and when you do its because its numbingly cold. Not to mention the incredible hassle of snow buildup. Theres a reason why many more people move in one direction than the other. Its pretty much Stockholm's syndrome going on up there for people in denial about what its like in the winter. Humans were not meant to live in those conditions.
Statistics: Posted by Applequest — February 8th, 2014, 9:13 am
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I'm feelin' your Indiana pain, Riptide. Although in NW Indiana aka The Region, we have had ridiculous lake-effect snow in between and added to those snowstorms. I......can not stand winter. It depresses me. :/
Huh?
Get bundled up. Build igloos, build snow men, snowball fight, tow toboggans behind snow mobiles, ride crazy carpets down hills, build jumps to hit, snowboard, snowmobile, race cars around on the snow and ice, dig tunnel forts in mounds of snow, dig snow into the shape of chairs then make a campfire in the middle of all your new lawn furniture and roast hot dogs. Basically winter rocks your socks off. Also. Set up an obstacle course for cars. Make em dodge mounds of snow on the road
Statistics: Posted by Market Man6 — February 8th, 2014, 2:27 am
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...and then after the snow stopped, the temps dropped to -20 F for like three days.
I went to the beach and took some pics of the massive ice walls piling up. Ill post em when I get on a computer.
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Statistics: Posted by Applequest — January 9th, 2014, 10:37 pm
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-10 aint seem so bad after that.
-Phat
Statistics: Posted by Phat Hobo — January 9th, 2014, 10:18 pm
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Ottawa, to be exact. We got hit with a flash freeze today. My pictures will be a lot more shiny...
Statistics: Posted by Hellfire — January 6th, 2014, 6:17 pm
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