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Subject: Re: coyotes and wolves and sleeping boys

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Jerry (to Justin, Jay, and Brody)
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Date Posted: 20:12:34 02/02/26 Mon
In reply to: Justin 's message, "Re: coyotes and wolves and sleeping boys" on 21:06:21 01/26/26 Mon

Hi, Snowman,

> Definately Fehrenheit, we use stocking caps to cover
>our face so only the eyes and mouth are exposed. Heavy
>coats layered over sweat shirts, sweathers and even
>thick, long sleeve t-shirts. I have fleese lined pants
>and jeans, wool socks and long undies.

Sounds like moving at all is quite a feat!

> When it's really cold and snows, the snow is
>much lighter and easier to shovel.

Oh, whee!

> I do shovel snow but for the most part, I use the
>snowblower.

I'm so glad to hear that.

>Sorry you
>need a jacket to mow the lawn but when you are
>roasting in the summer heat, I'm outside enjoying the
>fresh air.

Ah, well.. If given the choice of it being 110^o F outside or -19, I'll still opt for the 110. Heat is super uncomfortable, but cold hurts! Have to stay inside in either case. One advantage of snow, however, is that you don't have to water the lawn and risk forgetting to turn off the sprinklers and get paddled! That kind of heat I can do without, no matter the outside temp!

Just had a thought: How is your home heated? If the electricity fails in the summer here (which it sometimes does @110^o and overloads the supply) the A/C, of course, quits, we can still spread a sheet on the floor and lay down for a couple of hours - it's not life threatening. Do you have a backup heat supply like a wood burning fireplace?

> Makes me wonder how out Texan friends, Jay & Brody
>are doing.

Yeah, me too. Haven't heard from them in a while. Hope they are OK.
>
>Jerry

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>Hi, Snowman, > >> Definately Fehrenheit, we use stocking caps to cover >>our face so only the eyes and mouth are exposed. Heavy >>coats layered over sweat shirts, sweathers and even >>thick, long sleeve t-shirts. I have fleese lined pants >>and jeans, wool socks and long undies. > >Sounds like moving at all is quite a feat! > >> When it's really cold and snows, the snow is >>much lighter and easier to shovel. > >Oh, whee! > >> I do shovel snow but for the most part, I use the >>snowblower. > >I'm so glad to hear that. > >>Sorry you >>need a jacket to mow the lawn but when you are >>roasting in the summer heat, I'm outside enjoying the >>fresh air. > >Ah, well.. If given the choice of it being >110o F outside or -19, I'll still opt for >the 110. Heat is super uncomfortable, but cold >hurts! Have to stay inside in either case. >One advantage of snow, however, is that you don't have >to water the lawn and risk forgetting to turn off the >sprinklers and get paddled! That kind of heat I can >do without, no matter the outside temp! > > Just had a thought: How is your home heated? If the >electricity fails in the summer here (which it >sometimes does @110o and overloads the >supply) the A/C, of course, quits, we can still spread >a sheet on the floor and lay down for a couple of >hours - it's not life threatening. Do you have a >backup heat supply like a wood burning fireplace? > >> Makes me wonder how out Texan friends, Jay & Brody >>are doing. > >Yeah, me too. Haven't heard from them in a while. >Hope they are OK. >> >>Jerry
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Re: coyotes and wolves and sleeping boys	Justin	22:39:41 02/02/26 Mon