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  1. Chelle
    30/11/2006 at 12:42 pm Permalink


    Should have stayed in California (at least during the winter). :)

  2. EE
    30/11/2006 at 1:20 pm Permalink


    Oh…my….freaking….god… I just about PIMP reading this. Freaking *HYSTERICAL*! The whole thing. You’re too cute.

    Oh. And I may be wrong, but I’m fairly sure those cashmere hat/scarf/glove sets are for girly girls who sit in their cars and get chauffeured about….so I can plan on this for an xmas present then???? ;)

  3. Mike Young
    30/11/2006 at 1:26 pm Permalink


    Chelle: You’re probably SO right. LOL! 30 degree weather is much better than mid to low teens.

    EE: Umm… are you saying you need a set like that? Or that you’re planning on a set for me??? I sort of like them in rose– just in case ;)

    p.s. I’m just kidding. Well, sort of.

  4. Janet
    30/11/2006 at 1:45 pm Permalink


    LOL! Welcome to Colorado! You are right- this was nothing- just wait for our spring storms:-) At least we got to a balmy 20 degrees today!

    BTW, I was going to say what EE said- the girls wear the pretty scarves/hats/gloves and sit in the car while the men clean everything off. We are so very, very smart!

    If you get stuck going up a hill- reverse works very nicely.

  5. Tink
    30/11/2006 at 2:31 pm Permalink


    It was 81 degrees here today. I just thought I’d rub it in… :D

  6. Mike Young
    30/11/2006 at 3:11 pm Permalink


    Janet: Thanks for the “warm” welcome ;) And I don’t think that’s fair do you? Especially for us to then hear about how we’re not doing it right.

    Oh, and why can’t we get the pretty stuff too??? After all, the rappers get to wear those fluffy Kangol hats ;) (Expecting a comment from EE on this one too)

    Tink: I bet it’s nice there. I can remember some very nice, warm winters when I lived in FL. Jax seemed to get a little colder than Orlando, though.

    Hey, I hope things close on your house really, really soon. For that mess, you deserve some hot sun.

  7. EE
    30/11/2006 at 9:11 pm Permalink


    Well…yeah, reverse works nicely when you aren’t like *stuck* LMAO!

    Mike…:::sigh:::….you are not a rapper….no fluffy Kangolawhatever hats for you dearheart. Sorry….[shaking head]

  8. Mike Young
    30/11/2006 at 9:36 pm Permalink


    LOL! What a let down ;)

  9. EE
    30/11/2006 at 9:49 pm Permalink


    Yes I’m sure. But *more so* than not getting the glove/scarf/hat set?! LOL

    *smooches*

  10. Mike Young
    30/11/2006 at 9:53 pm Permalink


    Nope. Definitely would have preferred the set. My little ears get quite cold ;)

  11. EE
    30/11/2006 at 9:56 pm Permalink


    Hey. I’ll crochet you a little hat. *pfffftttt* Do remember though that YOU were the one who suggested how not fun they all feel when they are wet though. Silly…..

  12. Mike Young
    01/12/2006 at 10:13 am Permalink


    Okay :)

    I do remember. But then you and Janet reminded me of how not to get them wet in the first place. I’ll just play dumb Californian who doesn’t know how to drive in the snow. I keep getting offers from certain others to do certain things for me. Sort of makes me feel like the chick ;)

  13. Robin
    01/12/2006 at 2:00 pm Permalink


    Toto, we aren’t in Kansas anymore :/.

    (btw, I luvvvv my uggggs!)(sorry you aren’t gender eligible;) )

  14. Mike Young
    01/12/2006 at 2:12 pm Permalink


    LOL! I guess not :)

    And give it time. I’m sure this too will transcend gender in a few years. But I don’t think I would want to walk around in those Yeti Uggs ;)

  15. tracy
    02/12/2006 at 10:29 am Permalink


    You can get yourself some Napolean Dynamite moon boots. They have them on EBAY… Sweet!!!

  16. J. Otis Merster
    02/12/2006 at 5:32 pm Permalink


    I think if your’e getting offers from others to do things for you, then maybe you just might be able to get away with that rose-colored hat/gloves/scarf set. Then you gan really play the dumb Californian who doesn’t know how to drive in the snow. Just try not to make ALL Californians look bad, or give us a bad rap-most of the country thinks wer’e all pot-smoking hippies, anyway.

  17. Mike Young
    03/12/2006 at 10:50 am Permalink


    Tracy: I suppose I could get them. LOL! But I’d prefer to be seen in Uggs than moon boots ;)

    Jen: I think you’re absolutely right :) I should be able to get away with them. Other than that, I’ll do my best not to give us a bad rap. I can pretty much drive in the snow. Yesterday was an exception again. We had another foot of snow over night and it was a bit challenging. I managed to get the car back down the driveway and a neighbor was kind enough to plow it for us. It was pretty bad.

    I had trouble the day before as well. But that’s because as I was going up, one of the goats decided to greet me head on. But I wasn’t about to stop. He bounced out of the way ;)

  18. Flatman
    04/12/2006 at 10:41 am Permalink


    And what’s wrong with impractical eye-candy???

  19. Mike Young
    04/12/2006 at 10:46 am Permalink


    Probably nothing at all. LOL! It’s been a good source of laughter this weekend, though. Like the chick at the the Christmas tree lot with them on. They really did look like wet sock puppets ;)

  20. EE
    04/12/2006 at 5:36 pm Permalink


    “He bounced out of the way…” LOL! I guess I can’t say much seeing as I’m the one who told you to go balls and commit,eh?

    Flatman- I tell Mike all the time that it’s *ALL ABOUT* impractical eye-candy! Are we talking about the same thing though….maybe not…LMAO! ;)

  21. Sarah
    04/12/2006 at 7:33 pm Permalink


    OMG this is too funny! I always love seeing someone that hasnt’ really HAD to deal w/ snow. At first they love it ’cause it’s just “so damn pretty”, and before long, they learn to hate it! :) LOL

  22. Mike Young
    04/12/2006 at 8:16 pm Permalink


    EE: That’s right! You need to bear that in mind. It didn’t help this morning when the rat dog wanted to challenge me as I was sliding down the driveway. I felt like I was bobsledding. ;)

    Sarah: What’s really funny is that you got caught by my spam filter for some reason. Only EE has been caught there before ;) And sure enough, I came to the conclusion that snow sucks the first time I had to dig my car out. Sliding around in it or getting stuck only added to my sentiment.

  23. Janea
    05/12/2006 at 11:55 am Permalink


    Hi. I am Jen’s friend. You often leave her comments so I thought I’d check out your Blog. I love the snow tips…I am a California girl…but I can appreciate your sentiments–I’ve spent Christmas in Indiana, Boston, and Chicago…so I totally understand.

  24. Mike Young
    05/12/2006 at 6:14 pm Permalink


    Wow! Now those places get real snow ;) I’m glad I haven’t spent Christmas in any of those places.

  25. EE
    06/12/2006 at 12:27 pm Permalink


    Ok. So, after reading through all these comments…you *SO* totally know you are getting Napolian Dynamte moon boots for Christmas. Right?!?!?!?!

    LMAO!

  26. tracy
    06/12/2006 at 1:51 pm Permalink


    EE…I think that is a FABULOUS idea! Nothing says Merry Christmas like a pair of moon boots. ;)

  27. Mike Young
    08/12/2006 at 12:56 am Permalink


    Um… okay! LOL! I can’t even remember what those boots looked like.

    I was at the mall this past weekend and saw those Uggs for men, though. Definitely not for me. The chick version seemed more wearable than the men’s. I think I’ll just stick with my Rockports and my Polos. I do have a good pair of Timberline’s too if I can ever find them. ;)

  28. tracy
    08/12/2006 at 8:47 am Permalink


    EE..you should get him a pair like Jim Carrey wore in Dumb and Dumber – the furry white ones….Hot!

  29. Mike Young
    08/12/2006 at 9:41 am Permalink


    Yeah! I liked those boots… Not! LOL!

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