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Earlier in the week 20F would have felt warm here. Wouldn't mind having some of your snow.20F for the fourth day. 8 inches snow. Wind chill makes it feel like 10F. No weather for old man.
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Earlier in the week 20F would have felt warm here. Wouldn't mind having some of your snow.20F for the fourth day. 8 inches snow. Wind chill makes it feel like 10F. No weather for old man.
You can have my snow. I have a long, hilly driveway and I am too old to shovel and too poor for a large snow blower. I had to pay $350 to get the driveway plowed. Ouch!Earlier in the week 20F would have felt warm here. Wouldn't mind having some of your snow.
cant you put the snowblower cost on a charge card? $350 to plow driveway? OUCHYou can have my snow. I have a long, hilly driveway and I am too old to shovel and too poor for a large snow blower. I had to pay $350 to get the driveway plowed. Ouch!
Mr Sanchez only does a cash businesscant you put the snowblower cost on a charge card? $350 to plow driveway? OUCH
Maybe you can share the cost of a snowblower with a neighbor or twoMr Sanchez only does a cash business
Me too. I'm 100% debt free and intend to remain so. I keep a 'slush fund' of at least $1000.00, usually over $2000.00, USD for larger purchases. If I want something the slush fund won't cover, which I can't remember happening, I save until I have the money. If I don't save I figure that I didn't really want the item all that bad anyway. Shoot, I don't even have a credit card. Some say that is foolish as I'm stuck in an emergency but that is not the case as I have my debit card setup to where it will be approved even if there is not enough funds to cover. The uncovered balance automatically goes to a personal loan so I'm covered in an emergency but not tempted to do frivolous purchases as is often the case with a credit card.Mr Sanchez only does a cash business