How deep can you handle it?

SirBonerFart

I'm tired of the snow already, a few inches is more than enough for me

Cliffslosinit

Moved from Oklahoma to southern Californian.
Don't deal with snow really at all.

MB_Positif

Cliff can't handle any inches, can he?

I am usually good with 8.

usmcmp

I offered to let you and the dogs stay with me if you moved up here.

Junken_Diraffe

As many as you can give me. I'll take it all.

Cliffslosinit

I offered to let you and the dogs stay with me if you moved up here.

on my way....tell the boys so it's not awkward :flowerforyou:

SirBonerFart

I offered to let you and the dogs stay with me if you moved up here.

I don't know how to farm potatos

usmcmp

I offered to let you and the dogs stay with me if you moved up here.

I don't know how to farm potatoes

You can just cook and clean the house. I'll work.

usmcmp

I offered to let you and the dogs stay with me if you moved up here.

on my way....tell the boys so it's not awkward :flowerforyou:

They're too young to understand anyway.

SpeSHul_SnoflEHk

When I used to live in Idaho, I took many inches on many occasions. Bring it on.

Candi_land

I'm not a quitter!

latenitelucy

I really was hoping for a few inches over the weekend. alas...

usmcmp

When I used to live in Idaho, I took many inches on many occasions. Bring it on.

It was -11 here in Boise this morning. I miss San Diego.

I lived in Maryland February 2010 when we got hit by two blizzards that dropped a total of 40 inches. We had just arrived and were sleeping on the floor because our moving truck wasn't able to get through for 12 days. Ran out of groceries during the first blizzard and had to walk to the store for food for the kids.

SirBonerFart

When I used to live in Idaho, I took many inches on many occasions. Bring it on.

It was -11 here in Boise this morning. I miss San Diego.

I lived in Maryland February 2010 when we got hit by two blizzards that dropped a total of 40 inches. We had just arrived and were sleeping on the floor because our moving truck wasn't able to get through for 12 days. Ran out of groceries during the first blizzard and had to walk to the store for food for the kids.

And people call me crazy for having a food stash

mister_universe

We got two inches over the weekend. It was hardly worth getting up for, just made everything wet and slippery for no reason.

usmcmp

When I used to live in Idaho, I took many inches on many occasions. Bring it on.

It was -11 here in Boise this morning. I miss San Diego.

I lived in Maryland February 2010 when we got hit by two blizzards that dropped a total of 40 inches. We had just arrived and were sleeping on the floor because our moving truck wasn't able to get through for 12 days. Ran out of groceries during the first blizzard and had to walk to the store for food for the kids.

And people call me crazy for having a food stash

Not crazy at all! We barely had time to get groceries before it hit. I wish we had a food stash at that time. I do now because of crazy things like that.

vtmoon

When I used to live in Idaho, I took many inches on many occasions. Bring it on.

It was -11 here in Boise this morning. I miss San Diego.

I lived in Maryland February 2010 when we got hit by two blizzards that dropped a total of 40 inches. We had just arrived and were sleeping on the floor because our moving truck wasn't able to get through for 12 days. Ran out of groceries during the first blizzard and had to walk to the store for food for the kids.

And people call me crazy for having a food stash

Dude, you have to have at least 3 weeks supply at any given time, and at least 6 month worth of canned goods. Those calling you crazy would be the first at your place after a disaster.

SpeSHul_SnoflEHk

When I used to live in Idaho, I took many inches on many occasions. Bring it on.

It was -11 here in Boise this morning. I miss San Diego.

I lived in Maryland February 2010 when we got hit by two blizzards that dropped a total of 40 inches. We had just arrived and were sleeping on the floor because our moving truck wasn't able to get through for 12 days. Ran out of groceries during the first blizzard and had to walk to the store for food for the kids.

Ahhh Boise. The other side of the state. What's it like not being sandwiched between Nazi's and Skinheads?

I was just reliving some of our worst storms the other night. I remember one when I lived in Idaho Falls, where I had to go out a window and shovel out my door so I could open it to get in and out of the house. That was also the year I had to shovel my roof a few times to keep it from collapsing under the weight of the snow. It must have been in 93 or 94.

SpeSHul_SnoflEHk

When I used to live in Idaho, I took many inches on many occasions. Bring it on.

It was -11 here in Boise this morning. I miss San Diego.

I lived in Maryland February 2010 when we got hit by two blizzards that dropped a total of 40 inches. We had just arrived and were sleeping on the floor because our moving truck wasn't able to get through for 12 days. Ran out of groceries during the first blizzard and had to walk to the store for food for the kids.

And people call me crazy for having a food stash

Not crazy at all. You never know when you will need it. There could be a snow emergency like described above, or a natural disaster, or you could fall on economic hardship and not have any income. It's always wise to have a little something stored up. Now, if I would just take my own advice.