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Cut, split, and delivered a load of firewood today. That's one way to stay warm.

Time for a drink.:D
 
cbwoods67 said:
Cut, split, and delivered a load of firewood today. That's one way to stay warm.

Time for a drink.:D
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You've earned it. Cutting, splitting, and delivering firewood is hard work. So, what are you drinking?

I'm currently enjoying this:
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1066vik said:
it was -12F (-25C) when the dog wanted out at 4:30AM - he didn't stay out long.
currently we're up to -7 w/a wind chill of -20.
making hash for breakfast, SWMBO is still in bed, wrapped up in the blankets with a dog next to her soaking up and heat she lets escape. :)
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That's a smart dog! Can barely get Zack back in the house. He loves this weather.
 
gmoneyluv said:
You've earned it. Cutting, splitting, and delivering firewood is hard work. So, what are you drinking?

I'm currently enjoying this:
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Fun work too.

That Crown sounds interesting. I've only ever had their apple, and it was not too bad

I'm sipping this.

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Liquor store had it on sale for $20. It is pretty tasty, and for the price I'm thinking about picking up another bottle or two.
 
Sixteen degrees in Barlow. Just finished a big bowl of Kay's venison chili. Going to hang a lip over some Jack on a couple of cubes and enjoy the fireplace while I look at guns for sale. Life ain't bad. :thumbup:
 
it was chilly enough today I put on gloves to help a buddy move a haybale.
was thinking I'm getting old and losing my temperature tolerance - until I just looked at the thermometer.
it's back down to 4*F on the front porch.
it felt pretty good in the sun this afternoon while there was minimal breeze.
 
cbwoods67 said:
It isn't too bad. I am just starting drinking whiskey regularly, so I don't have much to compare it to yet. Not as sweet as Maker's Mark or Jack.
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Maker's Mark is my thang. Not too fond of Jack. I like Jameson too. Very smooth.
 
Maker's Mark is my thing too, if I'm drinking a Ky whiskey. I prefer clear liquor to brown liquor *MOST* days, however some days you just need a nice whiskey to sip on. I am currently out so I need to restock.

Hi everybody!
 
Bill Hays is a hell of a good shot:

[video=youtube;LrTXPbRlCRg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrTXPbRlCRg[/video]
 
lows in the 400s tonite...

bit of a lava flow in the south 40, but that's my fault for eating spicey food...

can't say much for the lower village. took a leak. like an acid flood.

in other news, ordered a council axe 130 year anniversary edition. seems prudent.

they also make a stupid looking apocalypse axe. i might have at least one on order :D

and uh stuff...

also. yeah, thanks to a fire, i spent 8 hours hours running around outside in 24 dF weather, did stuff, rant back to heat up. tshirt. sandals. seriously, it was great.

65-70 felt like punishment later.
 
Got up to 50°F today - shorts weather. Back down to the teens tonight.

What a bunch of old, old men, talking about the weather........I'm waitin' fer oneay'all ta spin us a yarn about the Great Blizzard o' '69, I telluwhat.

Thank goodness for Trade - with his sanguine grasp of the situation - and the minimalist, old fart, sublimely effective response. To cool for skool.
I'm doing stupid "chop wood, carry water" activities - though at least those activities imply being in nature. Vacuuming and cleaning, OTOH - they are a challenge for any aspiring meditator.

Carry on with your meteorological discourse.....

.....from inside ;)......
 
granitestateofmind said:
What a bunch of old, old men, talking about the weather........I'm waitin' fer oneay'all ta spin us a yarn about the Great Blizzard o' '69, I telluwhat.
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I don't know anything about the blizzard of '69, but the blizzard of '78, now that was a storm worth remembering...


And Glen Moray FWIW
 
DunkEm said:
I don't know anything about the blizzard of '69, but the blizzard of '78, now that was a storm worth remembering...
And Glen Moray FWIW
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it was boring :D

but educational in survival terms
 
DunkEm said:
I don't know anything about the blizzard of '69, but the blizzard of '78, now that was a storm worth remembering...


And Glen Moray FWIW
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The ice storm of 77 was about as bad as it got around these parts. My dad was a lineman, and we hardly ever saw him. I think we were out of power for over a week. Kerosene heaters going, and cooking on a camp stove. As kids, we loved it, haha. But the parents hated it.
 
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