You the man, Bill. Way down here in Michigan we have a mere foot of snow. I try to stay out of it, although I'll have to venture out to the store again tomorrow. i do have to admit that my dogs like the snow. They run as fast as they can and make it fly. I guess that's fun if you're a dog. The days are getting longer. Think spring. Paul
> > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Amita Guha" > Subject: RE: OT: Dog Stuff > > > >> and now, back to staring at snow out my window... > > > > A friend who's more ambitious than I am just told me he's on his > > way out to > > shoot the snow, now, at night. I think he's crazy! I might do it > > tomorrow > > but there's no way I'm going out in this now. > > Wimp. > Thursday night, I blew out the compound at the club to make room for > a dog "rest area", and blew a path to our outdoor storage. Snow > upwards of 3 feet deep, and hard blown enough to walk on. After > supper, I took my dog to class. > Friday started off well, I slid off the road on my way to work and > buried my truck. > Spent a half hour or so digging, realized I had tobogganed about 30 > feet and was center hung, and climbed out of the ditch through waist > high snow. > I then walked a couple of miles to a phone and called a tow truck to > winch my truck out. > This was in my work clothes, I wasn't dressed for the occasion. > We had a fun match on Friday night, after which I spent about 3 hours > blowing the snow off our parking lot, which was a foot deep in fresh > snow. > Six hours of sleep later, I was up and ready to trial my dog. > > William Robb > > >
