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Me and this winter has been like the Bobcat kissing the Skunk....

I've about enjoyed all of this that I can stand...


Or as Popeye said.."I've had all I can stands, and I can't stands no more.."
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LOL....was 58 here today and I rolled the yard with the snowthrower on but took the chains off. The weatherman said today the snow wed is only going to be 1-3" so the lil blower we have will be used. I think tomorrow im taking the thrower off and storing it in the shed for the summer ahead.
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LOL....was 58 here today and I rolled the yard with the snowthrower on but took the chains off. The weatherman said today the snow wed is only going to be 1-3" so the lil blower we have will be used. I think tomorrow im taking the thrower off and storing it in the shed for the summer ahead.
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"A snowstorm has started to take shape over the Midwest with its sights set on the Northeast.
Snow began falling on Tuesday night from Missouri to Michigan with snow reported in downtown Kansas City within 7 hours of the city hitting 80 degrees.
This storm is expected to track north and east throughout Wednesday with snow reaching Maine and Nova Scotia by the end of the day."

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It's already here We break so many record for freezing this year, I'm tempted to became a "Young winter snowbird"! I consider seriously to buy or rent a place in Costa-Rica or Nicaragua.

After 6 attempts in my not heated garage I quit trying to repair the snow thrower before in a moment of pure rage I pick a sledgehammer to get rid of it. So I did my 3400 sq ft drive way with my Arien walk behind snow blower again this year.

Priority list for next summer:

1-Install a electric "Dragon" heater in the garage...
2-restore the da... snow thrower
3-all the rest.....LMAO
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1-Install a electric "Dragon" heater in the garage...
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4-Put heated wires in the driveway to melt the snow!!

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It's already here We break so many record for freezing this year, I'm tempted to became a "Young winter snowbird"! I consider seriously to buy or rent a place in Costa-Rica or Nicaragua.

After 6 attempts in my not heated garage I quit trying to repair the snow thrower before in a moment of pure rage I pick a sledgehammer to get rid of it. So I did my 3400 sq ft drive way with my Arien walk behind snow blower again this year.

Priority list for next summer:

1-Install a electric "Dragon" heater in the garage...
2-restore the da... snow thrower
3-all the rest.....LMAO
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4-Put heated wires in the driveway to melt the snow!!

5 move to Key West at least for the winter.
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5 move to Key West at least for the winter.
I take my retirement in 5 years! Key west is a bit expensive no? You can get a nice prefab house for $6000 in Costa Rica, you just need a piece of land to build it, Nicaragua got new law for tourist building residence, you have to be there or your family with papers to sell your house, in Mexico anyone can pretend to represent you!

Here the link for the house a friend living there post in another forum... :
http://articulo.mercadolibre.co.cr/M...da-1nc27-_JM#D
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