Joe Nation wrote: ... no one sent to shut off a valve ever shuts off the correct valve.
Dear Joe... I love this quote and will be sharing it with Mr.P. Too funny.
(Sorry Husker, but it sure rings true! Best wishes to Mr.Husker.)
BPB -- YOU've got snow? Arggghhh, it's catching! How much? How cold?
Patiodog -- Are you sure??? Nice cold wet mud, possibly mixed with some horse pucky? And you a would-be vet! ...hurumph....
Phoenix, I'm so sorry. Darn it, a light jacket? Heavy cotton... possibly mixed with ramie? Are you wearing socks, too? Sheesh, what a sad, sad, sad state!
Okay, for all those who want to know... we STILL have some stupid old snow on the ground, especially in the pasture. It is not gray though (or yellow) though the bird feeders have a lot of sunflower shells below them. Mostly it is pock-marked from footprints. There is a small frozen lake in the pasture that everyone (dogs, horse, humans) skirts around. It's been above freezing for three days (40F) but the ground is still sort of hard & frozen with a soft layer of muddy mush below two or three inches of slushy snow. Is this what you snow climate people normally deal with? How???
I think it is really icky and I can't wait to go to Mexico. SIX WEEKS!!