5 inches snowq so far now & still snowin here.......Grrrrrrrrrrr!
It ain't a happy St Pattys day so far

Yikes feel bad for you guys. My wife and I are spending the month of March/first week of April in Ocala, Florida. We aren't too happy becuase it's raining, but 64 degrees guess the rain beats snow. If we weren't here to tend to family matters with some very sick elders we'd be up in New England freezing our butts off as well.

Happy St Shovel Day !!!
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WOW ... fortunately this storm goes out to sea before it goes North so we will not get it ... long range has 60% chance of next snow 'event' a week from Wednesday ...
... and the hits just keep a'comin' ...

Steve ... this storm is going to miss us, but it is 20 degrees and windy so it goes right through you ... I don't feel bad for YOU !!! ... at least you don't have to shovel rain ...

Hope all is going well down there ...

Five to six inches here last night, it's still coming down, but very light now. Unfortunately, I blew my knee out a couple days ago and can barely walk, so the snow plow guy gets to make another $100. So far this year, 16 jobs lost to snow and you can't deduct the losses on your income tax return.

Gary

Gary ... what does "blew my knee out" mean exactly? ... and how the heck did you do it???

Tony, the orthopedic surgeon says I have a bone spur where the tendon attaches to the top of the femur which is punching into the tendon. I didn't do anything, it just happened to flare up and hurts so bad I can barely walk. This getting old crap sucks.

Gary

Gary, I wouldn't live there and put up with that crap unless you'd put the New Orleans seafood along with red beans and rice, the gumbos etc, and you'd positively have to move the Western Slope of the Rockies there too.

On second thought I'll stay here or move back to New Orleans. Why do people live there? There's more to life than making money playing music. Man there's the best mountain fishing here on earth, hiking the mountains, searching for dinosaur bones on the desert 1/2 hour away, skiing at 10,00o feet in the mountains 1 hour away, biking the Kokopelli Trail from here to Moab Utah, driving to all the old Doc Holiday little towns and the list goes on and on.

Man with snow 6 months out of the year your place must be boring. No wonder you gig 7 days a week. There's must not be anything else to do but sail a few weeks a year.

You need to move here to Paradise. I shoveled a total of possibility 12 inches of snow in 3" amounts maybe.

Boo, I get to sail from April to November, then winter hits, and this has been the longest, coldest, snowiest winter I ever endured in my 73 years on planet Earth. The only place I would consider living is south Florida, mainly the keys.

Gary