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Jan 10, 2024 18:49:00   #
Knightlady
 
Gatsby wrote:
I reckon that was the winter of '81-'82, I remember it well, spent it feeding 1,000 head of cattle alone,

on a ranch without a heated building to warm-up in. By the time I got home at night, my body temp

would be in the mid-nineties. When your brain cools of that much, you begin to hallucinate, and that's scary.

80 head of cattle just laid down and froze to death that winter,


I forgot that all the farmers and ranchers went around helping each other out. That part was awesome

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Jan 10, 2024 18:51:05   #
Knightlady
 
Coos Bay Tom wrote:
I had a good friend who lived in a little place called Neiligh . it was near Norfolk --the locals called it Norfork.


I know where that is! GO BIG RED!

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Jan 10, 2024 19:04:58   #
Coos Bay Tom Loc: coos bay oregon
 
Knightlady wrote:
I know where that is! GO BIG RED!



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Jan 10, 2024 19:07:17   #
Gatsby
 
Knightlady wrote:
That would really, really suck the big hairy one. I know it was rough. We didn't have that many cattle, they were split amongst family, but everyone lost heads that year including us.


That was the most miserable winter of my life, so far

That which doesn't kill us, does make us tougher and wiser.

I did acquire a good batch of tales that winter, that I lived to tell.

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Jan 10, 2024 21:19:23   #
Knightlady
 
Gatsby wrote:
That was the most miserable winter of my life, so far

That which doesn't kill us, does make us tougher and wiser.

I did acquire a good batch of tales that winter, that I lived to tell.


You and me both. Both great and icky

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Jan 11, 2024 08:28:09   #
beammeupscotty Loc: 31°07'50.8"N 87°27'00.8"W
 
Radar OReilly wrote:
Here in Mobile(AL) and the surrounding area there is plenty of inexpensive housing and rents are very affordable. We just bought a very nice place w/my VA Loan with 3acres. My wife was raised here and so far I love it(I grew up in suburban Houston). The culture is fantastic as are the people. We have noticed a lot of seniors/retirees moving here over the last year. There are of course problems as in any urban area but overall things are good. Even for a group of liberals.... (my family)and a growing number of others. I am glad i retired here we have good schools, plenty of jobs etc. Well I got to run I have class at Noon. Oh and I almost forgot...MardiGras season began Sunday first parades coming up. Best of all Mobile is not the insane free for all NewOrleans is..A Lot more family oriented and twice as fun IMO.
Here in Mobile(AL) and the surrounding area there ... (show quote)



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Jan 11, 2024 10:42:26   #
Gatsby
 
Knightlady wrote:
You and me both. Both great and icky


We have a foot on new snow on the ground, the forecast for this weekend, -19 deg. F Sat., -21 deg. F Sun.,

but it still beats the heck out of living under the thumb of Dumbocrats.

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Jan 11, 2024 13:43:14   #
bggamers Loc: georgia
 
Knightlady wrote:


Moving is never to late I have lived in Georgia for over 30 yrs the weather is mild we have snow maybe every 6-7 yrs it does get cold but nothing like snow past your knees. Depending where you live you get different weather Georgia mountains are beautiful from my house 2 hours. People are friendly. Cost of renting about the same as anywhere and housing to buy depends what you want it goes from(4-5 B 3B) for 350, to 450,000 or (3B 2B )245-265 thousand less closer to small towns Like everyone here there are plenty of options if you want to move u should do it sooner rather then later. Rentals are outragious because corporations are buying them up to rent out they love buying in subdivisions we have a very diverse community older middle and some with grade school and new parents. very quiet so we cover it all . Hope you find your nest I'm 25 miles from bigger town but only 2.5 miles from freeway so 15 minutes to get to town I have deer sleep in my back yard we are having an up tick in foxes and such

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Jan 11, 2024 13:51:50   #
pegw
 
I looked at a best places to live in US and saw Massachuttes as number 1.

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Jan 11, 2024 16:35:11   #
Knightlady
 
Gatsby wrote:
We have a foot on new snow on the ground, the forecast for this weekend, -19 deg. F Sat., -21 deg. F Sun.,

but it still beats the heck out of living under the thumb of Dumbocrats.


I'd just add a parka over my coveralls and another log on the fire. Unfortunately, my old hippie dude said absolutely not. He doesn't like it THAT cold. Lived too long in Alaska

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Jan 11, 2024 16:45:04   #
Knightlady
 
Coos Bay Tom wrote:
Where you lived in New Mexico sounds like Klamath Falls where I came from . Large portions of the town are little Mexico now .


It seems that's happening everywhere there. I'd hate to be living in Phoenix again right now, either

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Jan 11, 2024 17:15:40   #
Wonttakeitanymore
 
Knightlady wrote:
I was a little south of ABQ. After awhile, if you spoke only English, you were the minority. It was hard trying to calm frustrated people down when you couldn't understand what they wanted. I can't imagine myself living in Mexico without knowing Spanish.

It was fine in 2003. Everyone pretty much got along, no major crimes, then it just went hell.

I am not a racist but I came to dislike our fine folks to the south of us.
Please, any Spanish/Mexican persons on here, don't take offense. I am just stating my opinion from what I experienced in JUST that town/village regarding illegal immigrants.
I was a little south of ABQ. After awhile, if you... (show quote)


Im wirh you! Hate mex so called music! Cally is a poop hole

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Jan 11, 2024 23:02:06   #
Knightlady
 
bggamers wrote:
Moving is never to late I have lived in Georgia for over 30 yrs the weather is mild we have snow maybe every 6-7 yrs it does get cold but nothing like snow past your knees. Depending where you live you get different weather Georgia mountains are beautiful from my house 2 hours. People are friendly. Cost of renting about the same as anywhere and housing to buy depends what you want it goes from(4-5 B 3B) for 350, to 450,000 or (3B 2B )245-265 thousand less closer to small towns Like everyone here there are plenty of options if you want to move u should do it sooner rather then later. Rentals are outragious because corporations are buying them up to rent out they love buying in subdivisions we have a very diverse community older middle and some with grade school and new parents. very quiet so we cover it all . Hope you find your nest I'm 25 miles from bigger town but only 2.5 miles from freeway so 15 minutes to get to town I have deer sleep in my back yard we are having an up tick in foxes and such
Moving is never to late I have lived in Georgia fo... (show quote)

Sounds beautiful. That's just a little too far from hippie dudes family, tho. They are all in OR so just going to have to be patient and hope all gets better soon, if we aren't in WW3

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