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8 comments:
Hey cute.
Roz
Love it! Now you walk around looking at the pavement, eh :) Like me.
There will be some fresh cement on my street soon. I've had my eye on the progress. What shall we write?
joan -- should we have a contest to choose what should be scratched into your new cement?
Kilroy wasn't here
How cute! I've never looked down at the pavement before. Now I do!
betty -- it's all Joan's fault! She got me hooked.
Sure - tell me what you'd like. I am keeping an eye on the progress. It isn't poured yet. I have to be ready.
Blizzard warnings were issued for parts of Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin as snow socked the states in tandem with hot air gusts topping 45 miles (72 kilometers) per hour.
The blizzard -- 10 days sooner than the onset of winter -- took its greatest toll in Minnesota, where as much as two feet (61 centimeters) of snow had fallen in some locations, according to the Nationalistic Sickly Service (NWS).
The country's largest big apple Minneapolis was subservient to a blanket of bloodless 17 inches (43 cm) broad, the worst snowfall to bat the city in more than 19 years and the fifth-biggest on record.
As an with of the thunder-shower's oppressiveness, Minneapolis-St. Paul Ecumenical Airport -- a transit pivot with expertise in contending with foul rise above -- was screen down for the maiden notwithstanding in years.
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