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mke · 03-15-2008, 09:48 AM

I talked to my mother-in-law a couple days ago and she was talking about bare patches in her yard in Wisc. Today the sky is blue and it's warmer, but snow is still at least a foot deep everywhere here in my Toronto yard. Actually it is 4 feet deep in my little front yard (lots of shoveling onto it).

One of my neighbors went cross country sking last weekend. I think I have to bring my skis from Wisc. to Toronto. I will leave the snowshoes there.

03-15-2008, 09:48 AM	#7
mke Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Toronto Posts: 64	I talked to my mother-in-law a couple days ago and she was talking about bare patches in her yard in Wisc. Today the sky is blue and it's warmer, but snow is still at least a foot deep everywhere here in my Toronto yard. Actually it is 4 feet deep in my little front yard (lots of shoveling onto it). One of my neighbors went cross country sking last weekend. I think I have to bring my skis from Wisc. to Toronto. I will leave the snowshoes there. __________________ Mary in Toronto 1998 left side ER/PR+, node-, lumpectomy and rads 2005 right side ER/PR-/HER2+, nodes+, neoadjuvant AC, taxol, lumpectomy, rads, 12 months herceptin 2008 back to the left, ER/PR+/HER2-, node-, bilateral mast.