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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsI am tired of being WOKE
Up at 6 a.m. to shovel damn snow every morning!

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I am tired of being WOKE (Original Post)
orangecrush
9 hrs ago
OP
I managed to pull on all my clothes and drive out to the store so I'm feeling a little better
Walleye
4 hrs ago
#3
Texting with my friend who's staying in Florida. She says it's a little bit chilly down there, poor baby.
Walleye
4 hrs ago
#5
Very good! My father was big into ham radio. I had my novice license when I was about 13. Can't remember Morse code
Walleye
4 hrs ago
#7
I could probably still send my call sign, if I had to. I didn't know they had eliminated that requirement
Walleye
4 hrs ago
#9
I moved to South Carolina three years ago and have seen snow only once since.
Totally Tunsie
1 hr ago
#10
Walleye
(44,001 posts)1. I'm trying to psych myself to go outside, with the windchills below zero
orangecrush
(29,065 posts)2. My trick
I carry a pocket radio tuned to NPR in my winter coat turned up loud enough to hear while I shovel.
Listen to the morning news and takes my mind off the suck.
Walleye
(44,001 posts)3. I managed to pull on all my clothes and drive out to the store so I'm feeling a little better
orangecrush
(29,065 posts)4. Think warm thoughts!
Walleye
(44,001 posts)5. Texting with my friend who's staying in Florida. She says it's a little bit chilly down there, poor baby.
Soon there will be iguanas falling out of the trees 🦎
orangecrush
(29,065 posts)6. I'm on a ham radio net every night
And get to hear Floridians whine about 40°
Walleye
(44,001 posts)7. Very good! My father was big into ham radio. I had my novice license when I was about 13. Can't remember Morse code
orangecrush
(29,065 posts)8. Never had to do code here
They eliminated the requirement by the time I teated.
It's good to know, though.
Walleye
(44,001 posts)9. I could probably still send my call sign, if I had to. I didn't know they had eliminated that requirement
Totally Tunsie
(11,642 posts)10. I moved to South Carolina three years ago and have seen snow only once since.
My Massachusetts son just texted me with the message "Well, you wanted snow and you're going to get it". I say BRING IT ON! Once a New Englander, always a New Englander!
orangecrush
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