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The Very Strong Winds

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blueeyedmanda Community Regular
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I am sitting on my couch and the winds here are sooo strong you would think you were in the middle of a Blizzard. It even has the howling sound to accompany it....Hurry up spring, I am getting antsy.

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Guhlia Rising Star
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It is oddly windy here, isn't it? Maybe somehow it'll blow all this yucky cold weather out of here and bring us some warm sunshine!

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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Windy on this side of the river, too :D

It's howeling, and buffering against the house all day now. The sun finally came out this afternoon, but it's still so cold.

I'm ready for spring :)

CarlaB Enthusiast
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We were windy Sat. and Sun., it's sunny and beautiful today, so you should be seeing this soon!

Either the wind or the teenagers blew over all the Port-a-potties in town. :o

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
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Either the wind or the teenagers blew over all the Port-a-potties in town. :o

Ohhh..I bet that paints a messy picture.....eww!!!!! Smelly winds too.

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We were windy Sat. and Sun., it's sunny and beautiful today, so you should be seeing this soon!

Either the wind or the teenagers blew over all the Port-a-potties in town. :o

Ewwww.... That's so disgusting!

jerseyangel Proficient
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Either the wind or the teenagers blew over all the Port-a-potties in town. :o

Sure wouldn't want to be *down wind* of those :lol:

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blueeyedmanda Community Regular
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Aww the humor we find in things ;)

CarlaB Enthusiast
CarlaB
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Aww the humor we find in things ;)

Isn't it funny how on a celiac board it always comes back to wind and potties?

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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Gosh, when I saw the post topic about wind.........silly me thought it was about gas, bloating and toots.

You know your Celica if.... <_<

It's been blowing here about 30mph here for about a week. Across the street this week, they put a house on a barge to move it up river. They can't float it with the tug boats until to wind dies down. It was facinating to watch. Raising a house and rolling it onto a barge. What people can do?

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
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It just shows we can still have a laugh even after going through many bathroom issues which can be very humilating prior to finding out about celiac disease.

So with these flying port-o-johns....did the TP fly everywhere too? Just think you got a TPed neighborhood and it isn't even Halloween....:)

Toto....I don't believe we are still in the PoopShanty anymore....

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