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To: Cactus Jack who wrote (57097)	2/18/2003 7:25:51 AM
From: Clappy	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 65232

Hi Jpg, You managing to keep your head above the snow? At times like this, I'm sure glad to live in California. Yeah but there is a lot of fun to be had during and after those blizzards. I can see the boys' imaginations running wild. There are drifts up to four or five feet tall in areas. Where I cut a dog walk path in my front yard, the snow is up to my thigh. This makes for a fun maze for the kids. They have a blast playing Hide and Go Seek as I purposely make the path nice and curvy. The dog tied to jump into the deep stuff and found out quickly that his legs just weren't that long. This was one of those blizzards that the boys will remember all of their lives. I have a few of my own that still stick in my mind. I had the snow blower out twice during the storm yesterday. This morning it looks like I barely did anything. Especially where the happy-go-lucky snow plow driver walled me back in. I imagine all the guys with snow plows on their trucks are making a killing this year. They'll probably all be driving new trucks this Spring. When we get hit with a storm like this it's usually more fun than a hassle. Although I must admit they are generally more appreciated during the beginning of winter rather than towards the end. I imagine I won't be able to see my lawn until June. <vbg> Looks like Spring just got pushed back a few weeks more. The ground hog was right. I'm glad I brought in a stack of firewood this weekend otherwise it would be buried. The fire sure helps dry the gloves, pants, and jackets fast. ...and it smells especially nice while looking out the window watching the snow come down. I guess if it's gonna be winter and cold outside, it might as well be that with some snow on the ground. -Frosty P.S. PerryMasonJPG, Best of luck in your case this week. I wish you well. Are their any juicy details of this case? Anything to make Court TV or a possible episode of one of those Law shows? What's it about?