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another big storm for Karyn?

14 years ago

hmmmm looks like a big one coming your way, and the Northeast. A bit early to tell, but word has it, it could be big, for several days.........

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givelittle_getlots
14 years ago
Sounds like the ones saying it would be a cold long winter...were right!

brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Hope it will not be worse then the last one!

Lucy
karyn1
14 years ago
Bite your tongue!!!! We're supposed to get something on New Years eve but it's not supposed to be bad. Last year we had an ice storm on New Years and ended up spending 3 days in a hotel because we lost power.
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givelittle_getlots
14 years ago
cross my fingers and toes for ya

Lucy
eloise_ca
14 years ago
Lucy, you forgot to cross your eyes as well! Seriously, Karyn I hope you don't get anymore storms, and if you do, that they are mild.
givelittle_getlots
14 years ago
Oh Eloise, THAT is a lot esier then the toes roflmao

Lucy
oxmix
Original Author
14 years ago
I think that deep inside Karyn had a blast with the last storm seeing the window getting completely covered with snow is the tip off ;)
karyn1
14 years ago
It was fun to look at for about 5 minutes! I HATE THE COLD!!!!!!!!!

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