Well, we have crazy weather today. Woke up this morning we are under an Ice
storm watch. It hasn't start icing up yet, but it is raining still and the
temperatures are dropping.

Pond is full of water and over flowing. Hopefully the power will not go
out. At this time in the state there are 5,000 with out electricity already
and some places have a half inch of ice on the ground already. Needless to
say, School for my girls are cancelled for today.

This weekend it was in the middle 60's and last week it was in the 70's.

Tom L.L.
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Maybe it's like the Sooners. One day they look wonderful and the next -
ouch!
Bill

"Tom L. La Bron" wrote in message
...
Well, we have crazy weather today. Woke up this morning we are under an
Ice storm watch. It hasn't start icing up yet, but it is raining still
and the temperatures are dropping.

Pond is full of water and over flowing. Hopefully the power will not go
out. At this time in the state there are 5,000 with out electricity
already and some places have a half inch of ice on the ground already.
Needless to say, School for my girls are cancelled for today.

This weekend it was in the middle 60's and last week it was in the 70's.

Tom L.L.
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Tom L. La Bron wrote:
Well, we have crazy weather today. Woke up this morning we are under an Ice
storm watch. It hasn't start icing up yet, but it is raining still and the
temperatures are dropping.

Pond is full of water and over flowing. Hopefully the power will not go
out. At this time in the state there are 5,000 with out electricity already
and some places have a half inch of ice on the ground already. Needless to
say, School for my girls are cancelled for today.

This weekend it was in the middle 60's and last week it was in the 70's.

Tom L.L.
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I'm in Hamilton, Ontario and it's headed out way. I'm sure my girls are
hoping school will be cancelled tomorrow :-)

Jacqui

"Tom L. La Bron" wrote:
Well, we have crazy weather today. Woke up this morning we are under an Ice
storm watch. It hasn't start icing up yet, but it is raining still and the
temperatures are dropping.

Pond is full of water and over flowing. Hopefully the power will not go
out. At this time in the state there are 5,000 with out electricity already
and some places have a half inch of ice on the ground already. Needless to
say, School for my girls are cancelled for today.

This weekend it was in the middle 60's and last week it was in the 70's.

Gah! I remember those ice storms from my sojourn in north Texas (Sherman).
Only good thing you could say for 'em was that they usually melted off within a
day or so.

"Tom L. La Bron" wrote:
Well, we have crazy weather today. Woke up this morning we are under an Ice
storm watch. It hasn't start icing up yet, but it is raining still and the
temperatures are dropping.

Pond is full of water and over flowing. Hopefully the power will not go
out. At this time in the state there are 5,000 with out electricity already
and some places have a half inch of ice on the ground already. Needless to
say, School for my girls are cancelled for today.

This weekend it was in the middle 60's and last week it was in the 70's.

Gah! I remember those ice storms from my sojourn in north Texas (Sherman).
Only good thing you could say for 'em was that they usually melted off within a
day or so.

"Tom L. La Bron" wrote:
Well, we have crazy weather today. Woke up this morning we are under an Ice
storm watch. It hasn't start icing up yet, but it is raining still and the
temperatures are dropping.

Pond is full of water and over flowing. Hopefully the power will not go
out. At this time in the state there are 5,000 with out electricity already
and some places have a half inch of ice on the ground already. Needless to
say, School for my girls are cancelled for today.

This weekend it was in the middle 60's and last week it was in the 70's.

Gah! I remember those ice storms from my sojourn in north Texas (Sherman).
Only good thing you could say for 'em was that they usually melted off within a
day or so.

Andy,

Small world this is. I was born in Denison, just ten miles north. My Dad
helped survey the Denison Dam. Most of the relatives worked on the Katy.
--
RichToyBox
http://www.geocities.com/richtoybox/pondintro.html

"Andy Hill" wrote in message
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"Tom L. La Bron" wrote:
Well, we have crazy weather today. Woke up this morning we are under an
Ice
storm watch. It hasn't start icing up yet, but it is raining still and
the
temperatures are dropping.

Pond is full of water and over flowing. Hopefully the power will not go
out. At this time in the state there are 5,000 with out electricity
already
and some places have a half inch of ice on the ground already. Needless
to
say, School for my girls are cancelled for today.

This weekend it was in the middle 60's and last week it was in the 70's.

Gah! I remember those ice storms from my sojourn in north Texas
(Sherman).
Only good thing you could say for 'em was that they usually melted off
within a
day or so.

Andy,

Small world this is. I was born in Denison, just ten miles north. My Dad
helped survey the Denison Dam. Most of the relatives worked on the Katy.
--
RichToyBox
http://www.geocities.com/richtoybox/pondintro.html

"Andy Hill" wrote in message
news
"Tom L. La Bron" wrote:
Well, we have crazy weather today. Woke up this morning we are under an
Ice
storm watch. It hasn't start icing up yet, but it is raining still and
the
temperatures are dropping.

Pond is full of water and over flowing. Hopefully the power will not go
out. At this time in the state there are 5,000 with out electricity
already
and some places have a half inch of ice on the ground already. Needless
to
say, School for my girls are cancelled for today.

This weekend it was in the middle 60's and last week it was in the 70's.

Gah! I remember those ice storms from my sojourn in north Texas
(Sherman).
Only good thing you could say for 'em was that they usually melted off
within a
day or so.

Andy,

It did get bad enough today and my girls didn't have school and the
university closed for Wednesday and now are closed for Thursday also. The
girls will probably be out again tomorrow, also. My girls though were mad
that school was cancelled today.

Tom L.L.
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"Andy Hill" wrote in message
news
"Tom L. La Bron" wrote:
Well, we have crazy weather today. Woke up this morning we are under an
Ice
storm watch. It hasn't start icing up yet, but it is raining still and
the
temperatures are dropping.

Pond is full of water and over flowing. Hopefully the power will not go
out. At this time in the state there are 5,000 with out electricity
already
and some places have a half inch of ice on the ground already. Needless
to
say, School for my girls are cancelled for today.

This weekend it was in the middle 60's and last week it was in the 70's.

Gah! I remember those ice storms from my sojourn in north Texas
(Sherman).
Only good thing you could say for 'em was that they usually melted off
within a
day or so.

Andy,

It did get bad enough today and my girls didn't have school and the
university closed for Wednesday and now are closed for Thursday also. The
girls will probably be out again tomorrow, also. My girls though were mad
that school was cancelled today.

Tom L.L.
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"Andy Hill" wrote in message
news
"Tom L. La Bron" wrote:
Well, we have crazy weather today. Woke up this morning we are under an
Ice
storm watch. It hasn't start icing up yet, but it is raining still and
the
temperatures are dropping.

Pond is full of water and over flowing. Hopefully the power will not go
out. At this time in the state there are 5,000 with out electricity
already
and some places have a half inch of ice on the ground already. Needless
to
say, School for my girls are cancelled for today.

This weekend it was in the middle 60's and last week it was in the 70's.

Gah! I remember those ice storms from my sojourn in north Texas
(Sherman).
Only good thing you could say for 'em was that they usually melted off
within a
day or so.