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[zoe__loves__you]

i feel like quite the vegetarian now. even though i do eat meat.

that didn't make any sense.

shit.

well that made me laugh anyways. thank you much.

HAHA

[anonymous]

nice turkey :)
mmm that lemon marang pie was actually puurty good...and OMG cant believe it actualy snowed-i still gotta make that snowman or snowwomen lol
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ann

Re: HAHA

[anonymous]

that's sketchy biotchhhhhhhhhh.

vegetarian for real

[descartes_rock]

Okay, I AM a vegetarian. Haven't eaten turkey since the 80s -- yes, that long ago (I think...). I do eat pie though. In fact, I can eat a lot of pie. And in terms of snow, I've got about eight inches of pure, fluffy white stuff outside my window right now. It won't be long before I get the skates out.

Re: vegetarian for real

[jeweleddragon]

I live in Georgia, so snow is pretty much a foreign word to me. But since I'm currently in Pennsylvania with my relatives, I get to play in 4 inches of it. That's probably not very much to you, but hey - it's GA after all!

Re: vegetarian for real

[descartes_rock]

Here, when it only snows four inches, we celebrate because that's such an abnormally small amount. At least two or three times during the winter we'll get one to two feet of snow in a day. By March, the snowbanks will be five feet high by the sides of the road. We have a canal here -- the Byward Canal -- that freezes over in the winter so you can skate on it. It goes about five miles, from right downtown, in the north end of town, all the way to Carleton University. People actuall skate to work.

That said, I would trade Georgia weather for the weather here -- at least for half the winter. I get sick of the winter about halfway through.

SNOW

[anonymous]

it snowed. time to start wearing socks paul! lol
toula

[jeweleddragon]

*whines* I never got to make a Thanksgiving post because I couldn't get to a computer!

And anyway, I don't think I ever want to see another turkey again for at least a month...