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wadesgirl said:At least it's rain and not snow! I heard snow again on Sunday up here!
pampchefrhondab said:I agree - go away!! I have a small stream in my back yard again! My kids did have school though.
It's cypress... (But that too is debatable...)katie0128 said:I have a small stream on a good day... today it is more like a rushing river.And I'll help you find the ark plans... not sure where we're gonna find gopher wood. Wonder if pine works just as well?Between the sink hole we think is forming under the garage and the leaking windows in my kids rooms (which are over the garage), I'm gonna have a swimming pool that is filled with water before this rain is done.
katie0128 said:I'm gonna have a swimming pool that is filled with water before this rain is done.
Where in Indiana are you? I'm in Brownstown/Seymour area.krzymomof4 said:Our kids are out of school because of rain. We have a little bit of flooding.
Don't ya love Indiana!
krzymomof4 said:Maybe you won't have to pay for water by the time warmer weather rolls around.
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