The Last Person.....

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We have flurries going on right now here thats pretty big for us.


The neighbor across the street is from California originally and has lived in Texas the past couple of years before moving up here last June. He didn't even get his kids up this morning because he figured they were going to cancel school. I was out clearing his drive for him when he came out and told me that. I just laughed and informed him there is no way they were going to close school up here for this little amount.
 
Kidd, I lived just outside of Dallas for a couple of years as a teenager and was amazed at how a little bit of snow could shut down that entire city. And, what a mess trying to get around. We take the snow removal for granted and never think of how bad it would be when an area jusr doesn't get enough to even know what to do with it if snow does come.
 
I do have to admit it is pretty, even if I do have to fire up the snow blower to crear the driveway. I'll try to get a couple of pictures later, it does look nice.
 
I did a 2 day "Police Judo" class with Hock Hocheim..I am STILL sore..This growing old sucks...
 
Drac it's not growing old. It is your body being so full of experiance and knowledge it stress the joints and muscles. At least that is what I keep telling myself.
 
My youngest brother lived in Las Vegas for a few years and I went out to visit a couple of times in the Summer and couldn't believe people were still out doing crap like jogging when the mercury was hovering around 115.
 
I can think of 100 ways to keep cool but ONLY ONE way to get warm..

True, but you can always add another layer to stay warm when outside. There is just so many layers you can take off before the guys with the white coats and nets come to see you.
 
My youngest brother lived in Las Vegas for a few years and I went out to visit a couple of times in the Summer and couldn't believe people were still out doing crap like jogging when the mercury was hovering around 115.

No stranger that the one up here that do serious kumite up here when the temps and humidity are way up there..They NEVER seem to wear the lightweight gi's..
 
True, but you can always add another layer to stay warm when outside. There is just so many layers you can take off before the guys with the white coats and nets come to see you.

If I add another layer I won't be able to move, and I'm STILL COLD...Ok enough whining from me...
 
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