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From: Terry Neely=20
To: pianotech@ptg.org=20
Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2002 6:12 AM
Subject: Day off
Just sitting here in Cary North Carolina looking at about 7 inches of =
snow on the roads. It brings up the thought of what you snowbirds do in =
the winter to maintain an income.
Terry Neely RTP chapter
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To answer your question. First of all, 7" of snow...(we call a =
dusting)..is simply removed with a shovel. We stopped "looking"
at it generations ago. Second..we go to work..every day..7 inches, or 7 =
feet. (for the snow in feet..we have plows)! Finally..
after years of going to and from work..in various depths of snow...we =
retire. This allows us the privilege of -becoming a snowbird-
one whom spends the winter in your sunny south where we are sometimes =
frowned upon as we drive at a leisurely speed on your
freeways..watching you southerners race to work... trying to maintain an =
income in all that heat. Hope this clears things up a bit.
Warm regards,
Bob
Moffatt & Sons Piano
Calgary, Alberta
Canada
(403) 243-0385
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