Snow in the South

Drew351 said:
Also, I went by the grocery store this evening for regular shopping….the bread was all gone except for a couple packages of keto bread, and this included the bakery area. There was still milk. Not sure about tp. LOL
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“Keto bread”?

When I did a Google image search I got this

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I’m sorry… I had to defend bread. No offence to my keto eating friends

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Annabanana said:
If we lose power because of ice (which is very likely) I'm afraid my cuttings in cups which have leaves will not survive. Any suggestions on how to keep them warm?
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This happened to me one year, I took towels and wrapped the root bases...I cannot remember how long we were out.
Depending on how far along they are they should be able to make it if in the ambient temps of your home.
 
Stores were packed on Wed. I did get one bread, one milk, to die for cinnamon rolls at rural king. I just hope not to lose power. No falling trees on fence.lines. Rooting figs are in the home on heating pads until we lose power. Fig trees are still tucked in their enclosed room in the barn. I have never seen or heard a tree explode but heard it was a thing. Y'all stay safe and warm!
 
The snow has just started, but it's been cold here and forecast to get below zero F. I found out today that my daughter's kids didn't have winter coats. So I dug out my old sewing machine, found some fabric that we had used for the dog's bed, and made them a coat.



Hopefully that will help them survive this cold spell.
 

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ohiobruce said:
The snow has just started, but it's been cold here and forecast to get below zero F. I found out today that my daughter's kids didn't have winter coats. So I dug out my old sewing machine, found some fabric that we had used for the dog's bed, and made them a coat.



Hopefully that will help them survive this cold spell.
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That’s just the cutest!
 
Got a call from a guy one night in a blizzard whose sow had just had some piglets. He was wondering what he could do, his power was out. I told him he had to find a way to keep them warm. Called him back a little later and asked about the piglets. He said, “They’re in the oven.”
He had them in roasting pans with his gas oven on low and the door open.
 
scott_va said:
Got a call from a guy one night in a blizzard whose sow had just had some piglets. He was wondering what he could do, his power was out. I told him he had to find a way to keep them warm. Called him back a little later and asked about the piglets. He said, “They’re in the oven.”
He had them in roasting pans with his gas oven on low and the door open.
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Well, they must’ve been really tender to eat.
 
I was supposed to get 8-13 inches of snow but we only got 3-4 inches. It started snowing around 7 pm like predicted but I was up at 2 am and it already stopped snowing. The sleet/freezing rain started at 3:30 am. There’s just not that much precipitation like what was predicted.
 
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