| xiaocrrm | Date: Friday, 2013-11-08, 06:59:24 | Message # 1 |
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| I love winter time. In fact, when my husband took out our window air conditioners last month, he cracked up because I had put post its on all the storm windows that said "Yay! Winter's coming!" I lived in Georgia for five years, and could never get used to the lack of snow. I hated it, it just didn't feel like winter when the big "snow" of the year was an inch dusting. Maybe. And I've loved it!
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Check our tire pressure. In the winter months tires can lose one pound per pressure every month! Get a tire guages and check them when they are cold. That may seem expensive, but they are cheaper than the Blizzaks, which typically run twice that cost, yet they are very reliable tires. Spend the money and get good winter tires. They can prevent accidents and keep you safe, and you can't put a price on that.
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Vegetable gardens in north Texas can be seen thriving during the milder times of the winter season. Once temperatures drop below freezing and do so for extended periods without warming up, changes can be seen among the plants. The foliage can become damaged, and plants may go dormant until temperatures warm back up. Some plants may be lost to extreme temperatures. Covering plants can help to prevent this.
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