[Talk Host]

Nobody, yet has addressed the issue of, "is that really Tony, or is it his poor beleaguered wife.

[Pturner]

Hi Tony,
As someone who has never lived north of VA, I've never even seen 23 inches of snow, cumulatively, in my whole life. Sounds very glamorous to me! Although, I can see how it would get (c)old.

BTK: Our weather here in ATL might not make national news, but boy, when we get two flakes, you’d laugh your head off at the local news. It’s all the local newspapers, radio and TV talk about. We used to close schools at the drop of a flake. Now we outdo ourselves—we close schools at the mere prediction of a drop of snow. Businesses close too. And the weirdest thing is, all the grocery stores run out of bread and milk—as if the sun were not going to be out in a day or two (or an hour or two) and melt the snow.

Funny, too, when it snows, you can tell the Northerners in the neighborhood. They shovel their driveway as if there is going to be somewhere they can go! lol

Anyway Tony, enjoy the snow and warm drink when you come in from the cold.

[tony]

Talk Host has besmirched me. There is a lady here having great joy promulgating that my wife, really, is in that driver seat and that I am behind the camera in the warmth.

Yet another slight by Talk Host.

[Pturner]

You would deny the lady her great joy?

[tony]

Ohno. Not me. You're not getting me with that one. Not the ladies here. For sure.

[katezbox]

Originally Posted by Pturner

Hi Tony,
As someone who has never lived north of VA, I've never even seen 23 inches of snow, cumulatively, in my whole life. Sounds very glamorous to me! Although, I can see how it would get (c)old.

BTK: Our weather here in ATL might not make national news, but boy, when we get two flakes, you’d laugh your head off at the local news. It’s all the local newspapers, radio and TV talk about. We used to close schools at the drop of a flake. Now we outdo ourselves—we close schools at the mere prediction of a drop of snow. Businesses close too. And the weirdest thing is, all the grocery stores run out of bread and milk—as if the sun were not going to be out in a day or two (or an hour or two) and melt the snow.

Funny, too, when it snows, you can tell the Northerners in the neighborhood. They shovel their driveway as if there is going to be somewhere they can go! lol

Anyway Tony, enjoy the snow and warm drink when you come in from the cold.

PTurner - where are you in Hotlanta? My daughter lives just inside the perimeter near Vinings...

We will spend a few days with them and then fly to )shudder) Maine. Tony - I am having nightmares about being anywhere near that much snow. Stay warm!

[chelsea24]

Tony! Is that you with all that cold air??? And I always thought you were just full of hot air! Don't let Jack Frost nip anything!

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by Talk Host

Makes me homesick for a Canadian winter.

On second thought, no, not really.

[tony]

Hot air. harumph.

Our snowfall here was worse than what my son's family got in Canada.

I would be happy to box up some of this and send it to Barefoot.

[Donna]

<<<Tony..is that really you???............

[tony]

Yep, it is, Donna.

Don't believe some of the women and Talk Host who have said that its my wife on the tractor.

[Pturner]

Originally Posted by katezbox

PTurner - where are you in Hotlanta? My daughter lives just inside the perimeter near Vinings...

We will spend a few days with them and then fly to )shudder) Maine. Tony - I am having nightmares about being anywhere near that much snow. Stay warm!

Hi Kate, we live about 30 miles east of ATL. When will you be here?

Barefoot: Did you wear shoes in the Canadian winters? lol