Any Home Bakers Here?

[Artichoke Lover]

The candy cigarettes are still around. The youth at our church like to carry them on trips to freak out the group leaders I’ll admit to being tricked by them once or twice.
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[jnicholes]

Still snowing......

This is nothing compared to the great winter storm of 2008 when I lived in North Idaho.

 

[R2elk]

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Still snowing......

This is nothing compared to the great winter storm of 2008 when I lived in North Idaho.

I heard that @penny1960 got a lot more snow than that.

 

[jnicholes]

I heard that @penny1960 got a lot more snow than that.

She got hit too, huh? I hope she does OK!

 

[bruceha2000]

I don't drink beer either. But I have found some very good recipes for cooking with it!

I don't drink beer either, but I do drink ale. But not IPA, it is too weak.

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How many of you remember bubblegum cigars? I was able to track some down on the Internet.

Yep

I remember those and candy cigarettes.

Same, I'm plenty old enough

Me too! Remember the little wax soda pop bottles?

Yeah those too.

Still snowing......

It better get more serious about snowing if it is going to get to the predicted amounts! But then I wouldn't wish that much snow to fall on anyone at the rate of 1"/hour for 6 hours.

 

[jnicholes]

You guys don’t know what I’ve been through. The great winter storm of 2008 is the name I’ve given to the hardest winter I’ve ever gone through. 2 feet of snow. School was closed for two weeks. I was able to go snow caving in my front yard. Me and my brother built trenches for snowball fights.

This was in North Idaho in 2008. It goes down in my family‘s history as the great winter storm of 2008.

We have quite a few stories in my family. You’ve already heard about the legendary cursed soup. Now you’ve heard about the great winter storm of 2008.

 

[bruceha2000]

I never experienced that amount of snow by your age. But then I lived in So. Cal about 12 miles from the beach until I graduated college and moved to Vermont

2 feet is a lot of snow. We rarely get that much in a single storm though there was one maybe 12 years ago where we had 28+ inches in 24 hours. That was a lot of shoveling.

 

[jnicholes]

I never experienced that amount of snow by your age. But then I lived in So. Cal about 12 miles from the beach until I graduated college and moved to Vermont

2 feet is a lot of snow. We rarely get that much in a single storm though there was one maybe 12 years ago where we had 28+ inches in 24 hours. That was a lot of shoveling.

I bet it was a lot of shoveling!

I may be young, but I got some interesting stories to tell from growing up.

 

[jnicholes]

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Judging from my rabbits hutch, I would say the snow is about a 6” to 1’ deep right now in my backyard, and it is still snowing.

I’m bored with all the snow, so I’m going to bake. However, let’s play a game. Who can see my white rabbit?

 

[Pensmaster]

Here’s a couple storms from history. Father in law remembered them clearly.
https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/wyoming/blizzard-1949-wy/