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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.
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