After growing up in the Bay Area, I lived in NYC for a couple years, and I loved it. Absolutely loved it. During my time there I traveled up and down the east coast, and it was amazing. I particularly liked how the seasons changed, just beautiful. Nothing beats the first day of Spring in NYC.

Why did I move back? Among other reasons (cost of living, not being close enough to family, etc), it was just too damn cold. If I need snow, Tahoe is a 4 hour drive away :)

Well, I've had enough of the cold where I am (and it's not really bad)...but I think I'd actually rather have the heat, than the cold.

I feel bad for anyone on the east coast this week. My friend from Virginia had to shovel his driveway for hours before he was able to even see the pavement, let alone move the car.

-Tyler

I hate the snow and cold weather as well. I would just stay back here in Austin. Thanks.

Let's see.... My wife in a cute winter garb playing in the snow with my kids and skipping out from the office tomorrow - OR dude with handlebar 'stash, sporting a tat. HMMMMM :)

I LOVE snow. It takes me back to my childhood. (actually childhood sucked, so I get to remake my childhood with the joy of my kids playing in the snow)

However, I will take your advice and be safe :)

You completely miss the entire point of snow. The point is the pure sexiness of a man shoveling snow. The shoveling itself is heavy exercise, and repeative. There's a kind of zen to shoveling as your mind relaxes and your body works. You don't just shovel snow, you become the shovel.

After shoveling a good sized driveway off, you return to the house, not cold from the outside, but actually quite pleasantly warm from working the shovel in your layers of clothing. The battle against mother nature most assuredly won for another day. You return as hero. Wet with sweat, muscles engorged, and into the arms of your adoring woman who cannot help but respond to such a man.

If and when I move will ya put me up until I get settled?

Just kidding..

Jim

Jay, I'm with ya buddy!

An old friend of mine moved to the D.C area and was c0mplaining about the snow, I sent her a picture message of the 72 degree on my rear view mirror. I got the same reply Cooper gave you LOL!!

Gotta love Phoenix!

Nice offer Jay, but I'd rather sit by a nice fire and watch the snowfall....not a fan of 120 degree weather!

Smartass.

I'll take our rare blizzard over a 140 degree "dry" heat any day of the week.

Besides, the interstate is much more fun to drive when everyone else is elsewhere.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jimduncan/4198784546...

Jay,

Bite me.

Coop

After growing up in the Bay Area, I lived in NYC for a couple years, and I loved it. Absolutely loved it. During my time there I traveled up and down the east coast, and it was amazing. I particularly liked how the seasons changed, just beautiful. Nothing beats the first day of Spring in NYC.

Why did I move back? Among other reasons (cost of living, not being close enough to family, etc), it was just too damn cold. If I need snow, Tahoe is a 4 hour drive away :)

Well, I've had enough of the cold where I am (and it's not really bad)...but I think I'd actually rather have the heat, than the cold.

Now considering a Florida tat.

I feel bad for anyone on the east coast this week. My friend from Virginia had to shovel his driveway for hours before he was able to even see the pavement, let alone move the car.

-Tyler

Love the Texas Tattoo...

I hate the snow and cold weather as well. I would just stay back here in Austin. Thanks.

Let's see.... My wife in a cute winter garb playing in the snow with my kids and skipping out from the office tomorrow - OR dude with handlebar 'stash, sporting a tat. HMMMMM :)

I LOVE snow. It takes me back to my childhood. (actually childhood sucked, so I get to remake my childhood with the joy of my kids playing in the snow)

However, I will take your advice and be safe :)

You completely miss the entire point of snow. The point is the pure sexiness of a man shoveling snow. The shoveling itself is heavy exercise, and repeative. There's a kind of zen to shoveling as your mind relaxes and your body works. You don't just shovel snow, you become the shovel.

After shoveling a good sized driveway off, you return to the house, not cold from the outside, but actually quite pleasantly warm from working the shovel in your layers of clothing. The battle against mother nature most assuredly won for another day. You return as hero. Wet with sweat, muscles engorged, and into the arms of your adoring woman who cannot help but respond to such a man.

If and when I move will ya put me up until I get settled?

Just kidding..

Jim

Jay, I'm with ya buddy!

An old friend of mine moved to the D.C area and was c0mplaining about the snow, I sent her a picture message of the 72 degree on my rear view mirror. I got the same reply Cooper gave you LOL!!

Gotta love Phoenix!

Nice offer Jay, but I'd rather sit by a nice fire and watch the snowfall....not a fan of 120 degree weather!

Smartass.

I'll take our rare blizzard over a 140 degree "dry" heat any day of the week.

Besides, the interstate is much more fun to drive when everyone else is elsewhere.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jimduncan/4198784546...

Jay,

Bite me.

Coop

Tat!!!