Posted by big tee on February 18, 2019 at 18:19:07 from (199.120.66.180):
A view from the drivers seat. One of my buddies fell and broke his ankle the other day and we got another 8 inches of snow so I went over to push his snow today. His wife has to get out in the morning for she has a shoulder operation-when it rains--it pours.---Tee Piles are growing Higher Higher Dumping Buddy lives 4 mi. away-driving Ditches are full His place all done going home Before I left I went in his house and shot the bull with him. He fell on the ice backwards and sat on his leg and broke the small bone in his leg-right at the ankle--no cast-has to stay off of it for 6-8 weeks--OUCH--Nice guy I have run with him since grade school....
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