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I think our elevation is helping us quite a bit, I bet if I drove down to town at 400' there would be a couple slushy inches.

That's what I'm banking on. Last band was heavy and got up to 4 in.

Looks like another heavy band coming west to hit me and Ginxy, I should end up with 6+.

And george would have been somewhat right.

Heavy snow, looks like about 3-4 inches, Im at 700 feet elev

All snow here, ground's covered

Went from 41 to 36 in two hours

Down to 43 Rain

It sure is, my father's side most lived to 90 even pushing 100, my mother's side 70's was tops. It remains to be seen which genes I inherited, I'm just going to try and stay active and in good shape and eat well and see what happens.

I have a weakness for jelly beans too, its the only sugar I nibble on now and then.

Chaim's done a good job finding pitchers, Whitlock looks like a rule 5 steal, and from the Yankees no less.

Here's a good article on pros and cons of leased land properties, The Pros and Cons of Buying Property on Leased Land (acpm1.com)

The one's I've done have been $100, and they have 35-30 houses on the land. That's why I'd have to see the lease to know more.

Yes

There's always that chance but its not likely because he should be making money, I'd have to see the lease to answer all your questions. The one's I have done have a set fee for the duration of the lease so it can't go up. It's just a way for the developer to spread out his profits, do enough of them and you have money coming in for life, that's the main reason they do it like that. I guess there's tax benefits to the developer to from what I have gathered.

I've appraised many of those types of deals in my area. They're more common in Connecticut, lots of single families on leased land. What happens when the lease is up? You won't be around but some of the banks ask me that question, usually it gets extended for another long term lease. They don't have a problem on resale but they do sell for maybe 5% lower than a similar house on owned land.

I was lucky, my mother taught my wife how she makes it and shes got it down pat, my sister also makes it very good to. No ragu or hunts at my house.

I use tomato sauce but not crazy about hunts, my mother was italian so I'm picky about my tomato sauces.

I was 40 lbs overweight and pre diabetic so I cut out sweets, eat balanced meals but less and exercise regularly. In the last 6 months I've lost 35 lbs and all my blood work has come back normal. Once you get used to eating less, less will make you full. I've been walking a lot with my dog after dinner and do sprint interval training 3 days a week along with weights once a week. Feel 100 times better, also cut way down on alcohol and very little if any processed foods, plenty of vegetables with a big veggie salad at dinner every night. Went from 205 to 170 in 6 months.

I'm getting my second one next week, it's not that bad, I anticipated it being worse the first time I went and it wasn't as bad as I thought.

He'd lose his two million insurance if he did that and there's no way he can play anyway.

I lost almost 10k feet of lawn one year to those little bastards, the animals love to eat them and just destroyed my lawn digging them up. I just got my lawn to the point where it looked great, had to truck in a lot of loam and reseed, now I religiously treat every year,

Vikings was great, especially when Ragnar was on.

That's not what he said, he gave scientific info on how Covid affects some more than others.