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"Charlie Perrin" <c.l.per...@SPAMBOTS_DIEatt.net> wrote in message
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boots into a fashion item, fashionable farmwear should be easy.
coldfarb
"Donna5657" <donna5...@aol.comnospam> wrote in message
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cofarb the bootaholic
What would be *the* most fashionable snowsuit?
"George Orwell" <nob...@mixmaster.it> wrote in message
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I see a very unfashionable snowsuit and shoveling gear in my fashion
crystal
turn red and whose face is *never* splotchy. Very trim snowsuit––powder
blue or baby pink...or silver... When I get bundled up, I look more like
one of the kids from South Park.
coldfarb
snow wasn't as bad as i was expecting here in the city, but out in the burbs
there are some pretty buried spots. i got my new car last week and expected to
find it under a drift this morning, but i'm parked just off an avenue and it
seems the wind blowing up the ave kept the drifts off the first few cars at the
end of the street. i don't need glamorous shoveling clothes, but i'm wearing
massive fleece sweats over silk longjohns, with timberland boots and my 'lil
astronaut' silver down coat, for dogwalking and other outdoor fun today. it's
not pretty but it's cosy!
OT: To frozen a.f.ers!
"cofarb" <do...@cofarb.com>
1/23/2005 7:27:59 AM
I hope everyone is able to stay warm, safe and dry following the frigid
temps and blizzard conditions.
We'd had a pretty easy winter so far but it got to 25 below zero on Friday
night and "warmed up" to about 5 yesterday. I see a very unfashionable
snowsuit and shoveling gear in my fashion crystal ball.
coldfarb
temps and blizzard conditions.
We'd had a pretty easy winter so far but it got to 25 below zero on Friday
night and "warmed up" to about 5 yesterday. I see a very unfashionable
snowsuit and shoveling gear in my fashion crystal ball.
coldfarb
"val189" <gwehr...@bellsouth.net>
1/23/2005 5:34:16 AM
thinking of you down here in chilly northern Florida – WE might even
see high 20's tonight!
Cats shud be doin' extra snugglin' duty! Friend of mine has an old guy
who yowls now if she doesn't keep his chair towel warm ( she puts it in
dryer for a minute or two)
val
see high 20's tonight!
Cats shud be doin' extra snugglin' duty! Friend of mine has an old guy
who yowls now if she doesn't keep his chair towel warm ( she puts it in
dryer for a minute or two)
val
Charlie Perrin <c.l.per...@SPAMBOTS_DIEatt.net>
1/23/2005 2:55:23 PM
On Sun, 23 Jan 2005 07:27:59 –0500, cofarb wrote:
Service and stayed in, and (b) whatever utilities they need to stay
warm are working.
No precipitation around Houston, but yesterday's air conditioning is
going to be replaced with today's heating. We went from 77 Friday to
75 Saturday to 33 Sunday... with northerly blasts that bring the wind
chill down to 21.
I think it's exhiliarating, but I'd suspect native Houston AFers would
complain about it all the way to the Galleria.
"Carhartt for Saks Fifth Avenue." <grin/duck>
I hope everyone is able to stay warm, safe and dry following the frigid
temps and blizzard conditions.
That's a lot easier (a) if they listened to the National Weather temps and blizzard conditions.
Service and stayed in, and (b) whatever utilities they need to stay
warm are working.
No precipitation around Houston, but yesterday's air conditioning is
going to be replaced with today's heating. We went from 77 Friday to
75 Saturday to 33 Sunday... with northerly blasts that bring the wind
chill down to 21.
I think it's exhiliarating, but I'd suspect native Houston AFers would
complain about it all the way to the Galleria.
I see a very unfashionable snowsuit and shoveling gear in my
fashion crystal ball.
There's a marketing opportunity I see here here: the new line, fashion crystal ball.
"Carhartt for Saks Fifth Avenue." <grin/duck>
Lions...@webtv.net
1/23/2005 6:49:59 AM
We do have the frozen conditions here in the Central Valley of
California, but what we are currently dealing with is the 24 hour Tule
fog. The weather stays at 40–44 degrees 24 hours, and at times,
especially in the early morning hours, the fog is thick. A number of
fatal accdents this time of year are attributed to the fog, or driving
too fast for the foggy condtions. Sometimes, you cannot see more than
two white lines in front of the car.
Mark
California, but what we are currently dealing with is the 24 hour Tule
fog. The weather stays at 40–44 degrees 24 hours, and at times,
especially in the early morning hours, the fog is thick. A number of
fatal accdents this time of year are attributed to the fog, or driving
too fast for the foggy condtions. Sometimes, you cannot see more than
two white lines in front of the car.
Mark
"cofarb" <do...@cofarb.com>
1/23/2005 10:53:29 AM
"Charlie Perrin" <c.l.per...@SPAMBOTS_DIEatt.net> wrote in message
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On Sun, 23 Jan 2005 07:27:59 –0500, cofarb wrote:
That's a lot easier (a) if they listened to the National Weather
Service and stayed in, and (b) whatever utilities they need to stay
warm are working.
No precipitation around Houston, but yesterday's air conditioning is
going to be replaced with today's heating. We went from 77 Friday to
75 Saturday to 33 Sunday... with northerly blasts that bring the wind
chill down to 21.
I think it's exhiliarating, but I'd suspect native Houston AFers would
complain about it all the way to the Galleria.
There's a marketing opportunity I see here here: the new line,
"Carhartt for Saks Fifth Avenue." <grin/duck>
Pink Carhartt. Not a bad concept. And if "they" could make Timberland That's a lot easier (a) if they listened to the National Weather
Service and stayed in, and (b) whatever utilities they need to stay
warm are working.
No precipitation around Houston, but yesterday's air conditioning is
going to be replaced with today's heating. We went from 77 Friday to
75 Saturday to 33 Sunday... with northerly blasts that bring the wind
chill down to 21.
I think it's exhiliarating, but I'd suspect native Houston AFers would
complain about it all the way to the Galleria.
There's a marketing opportunity I see here here: the new line,
"Carhartt for Saks Fifth Avenue." <grin/duck>
boots into a fashion item, fashionable farmwear should be easy.
coldfarb
donna5...@aol.comnospam (Donna5657)
1/23/2005 10:47:53 PM
My husband brought home a pair of leather workboots that he thought would be
great for me to wear ice fishing. (dreamer). I was THRILLED to have these
boots yesterday as i trudged through the snow up and down chicago streets. Now
I know why everyone in these climates should have a pair of 'sensible shoes'.
great for me to wear ice fishing. (dreamer). I was THRILLED to have these
boots yesterday as i trudged through the snow up and down chicago streets. Now
I know why everyone in these climates should have a pair of 'sensible shoes'.
"cofarb" <do...@cofarb.com>
1/23/2005 6:31:06 PM
"Donna5657" <donna5...@aol.comnospam> wrote in message
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My husband brought home a pair of leather workboots that he thought would
be
great for me to wear ice fishing. (dreamer). I was THRILLED to have these
boots yesterday as i trudged through the snow up and down chicago streets.
Now
I know why everyone in these climates should have a pair of 'sensible
shoes'.
*A* pair?! hahahaha. be
great for me to wear ice fishing. (dreamer). I was THRILLED to have these
boots yesterday as i trudged through the snow up and down chicago streets.
Now
I know why everyone in these climates should have a pair of 'sensible
shoes'.
cofarb the bootaholic
lutach...@aol.com (Lutachris)
1/23/2005 4:29:34 PM
yeah....I do NOT like shoveling with my nose running. I think there are about
20" of snow here....I shoveled yesterday, but wind is blowing it all around
anyway. You know when you open the front door and there is a foot of snow
pressing to come inside?
I will be wearing three layers of everything.
20" of snow here....I shoveled yesterday, but wind is blowing it all around
anyway. You know when you open the front door and there is a foot of snow
pressing to come inside?
I will be wearing three layers of everything.
George Orwell <nob...@mixmaster.it>
1/23/2005 6:31:31 PM
I see a very unfashionable snowsuit and shoveling gear in my fashion >crystal
ball.What would be *the* most fashionable snowsuit?
"cofarb" <do...@cofarb.com>
1/23/2005 1:27:08 PM
"George Orwell" <nob...@mixmaster.it> wrote in message
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I see a very unfashionable snowsuit and shoveling gear in my fashion
crystal
ball.
What would be *the* most fashionable snowsuit?
I picture a ski bunny––someone very Nordic and leggy, whose nose doesn't What would be *the* most fashionable snowsuit?
turn red and whose face is *never* splotchy. Very trim snowsuit––powder
blue or baby pink...or silver... When I get bundled up, I look more like
one of the kids from South Park.
coldfarb
Charlie Perrin <c.l.per...@SPAMBOTS_DIEatt.net>
1/23/2005 6:46:53 PM
On Sun, 23 Jan 2005 13:27:08 –0500, cofarb wrote:
When I get bundled up, I look more like one of the kids
from South Park.
Just as long as you don't look like the Michelin Man's GF. <grin/duck> from South Park.
michele...@aol.combover (Michele317)
1/23/2005 9:16:00 PM
I hope everyone is able to stay warm, safe and dry following the frigid
temps and blizzard conditions.
We'd had a pretty easy winter so far but it got to 25 below zero on Friday
night and "warmed up" to about 5 yesterday. I see a very unfashionable
snowsuit and shoveling gear in my fashion crystal ball.
coldfarb
yikes! we haven't gotten that cold here, but i've seen 7 this week. and the temps and blizzard conditions.
We'd had a pretty easy winter so far but it got to 25 below zero on Friday
night and "warmed up" to about 5 yesterday. I see a very unfashionable
snowsuit and shoveling gear in my fashion crystal ball.
coldfarb
snow wasn't as bad as i was expecting here in the city, but out in the burbs
there are some pretty buried spots. i got my new car last week and expected to
find it under a drift this morning, but i'm parked just off an avenue and it
seems the wind blowing up the ave kept the drifts off the first few cars at the
end of the street. i don't need glamorous shoveling clothes, but i'm wearing
massive fleece sweats over silk longjohns, with timberland boots and my 'lil
astronaut' silver down coat, for dogwalking and other outdoor fun today. it's
not pretty but it's cosy!
"Stevie" <stevie.wil...@gmail.com>
1/23/2005 6:04:42 PM
wishing you sunshine and warmer temps soon
"may the thaw be with you"
Stevie
"may the thaw be with you"
Stevie
Ruddell <ruddell'Elle–Kabo...@canada.com>
1/23/2005 11:08:26 PM
In <20050123112934.27553.00000...@mb–m17.aol.com> Lutachris wrote:
strong as an ox ;–)
––
Cheers
Dennis
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yeah....I do NOT like shoveling with my nose running. I think there
are about 20" of snow here....I shoveled yesterday, but wind is
blowing it all around anyway. You know when you open the front door
and there is a foot of snow pressing to come inside?
I will be wearing three layers of everything.
Ahhh, the luxury of having a broken back and a 14 year old son who's are about 20" of snow here....I shoveled yesterday, but wind is
blowing it all around anyway. You know when you open the front door
and there is a foot of snow pressing to come inside?
I will be wearing three layers of everything.
strong as an ox ;–)
––
Cheers
Dennis
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