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Pat Ferguson <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 2 Feb 2009 14:33:20 -0600
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Hi Everyone,

I want to share something with you all.

On Saturday afternoon after 4 PM CST, Vernon and I desided to take a 
drive in our loving Prowler. We had not done anything exciting all 
winter. We drove out to Lake Thompson, on our loving Prowler, which 
is a U.T.V., and I had started recording the begining of this whole 
trip out to the lake, from the time when we left the gas station here 
in town, and it was really fun going through all that snow, until we 
got stuck. lol. We  high-centered the Prowler, and it was fun! lol. 
What wasn't fun, is that we were getting cold, no heat in that loving 
little machine, and fortunately we had a soft cab on it. <grin> Thank 
God for cell phones. We had to call a friend, and she called some 
young kids, Dave and Scott,  to come and pull us out. We were in 
about 4 feet of snow. lol. I was worried about my loving Vernon, as 
he got totally exhausted shoveling the snow, to try and get us out. 
No luck. When the guys got to us, Vernon had Dave take me to his 
truck, while him and Scott, the birthday boy who was turning 26 years 
old, tried to get the Prowler out of the snow, with one of the quads 
they had with them. Oh, that was fun walking in 4 feet of snow. lol. 
I couldn't stay on top of the snow. lol. I was glad I had my ice 
grips on my boots. That did help, and I never fell once, but I sunk 
down in the snow, a lot. lol. Dave had to pull me up. lol. We were 
laughing. I praised God when we got to the truck. I got in the truck, 
and kept warm, while Dave went back and helpped Vernon and Scott. I 
stayed in the truck, while the two young guys tried to get the 
Prowler out of the snow. They couldn't get us out, either. They took 
us back here to our house, and we learned about Scott's birthday that 
day. They were suppose to go to the Country Club for a birthday party 
for him. Vernon got in some warmer clothes, while I stayed here at 
home. I was coming up stairs to take a shower, and the phone rang. It 
was our neighbor and friend, Jim Farrel. He asked me where I was, and 
I told him. I also told him what happened, and he new about it. He 
asked me, "How old are you both?" I said, Well, Today about 18. lol. 
He laughed. In the mean time, Vernon and Dave and Scott, went to get 
a tractor to get the prowler out, and then they got the tracktor 
stuck. You know these young ones, they don't listen well. <grin> lol. 
Vernon tried to tell Dave, the 23 year old kid,  to stay on the road, 
and stay to the left, but he got the tractor stuck in the 
ditch.  They went and got chains, and someone with another truck, and 
it took some time, but they finally got the tractor and the Prowler 
out. Vernon got home a little after 9 PM. I made him breakfast 
for  supper that night. It was quite an experience, but very 
interesting. Vernon admitted he shouldn't have gone  through that 
stuff, and he didn't realize it was that deep.

Of course, Everyone in town knows about it now. <grin> lol. He felt 
bad about it, but I told him it was no big deal, except that we hated 
to  make those kids miss that birthday party for Scott. They were 
very nice to us, and Vernon told them to stop and see us. I know he 
plans to pay them, but if they don't take anything, we'll take them 
and their wives out on our loving Pontoon boat fishing this summer. 
We'll have a full meal on the boat, as we can fit 13 people on that 
loving boat. We're getting excited and ready for spring.

Please pray that I can sell some stuff, so we can pay off some bills, 
and I can get a new bed, and for Vernon for his birthday, I want to 
buy him a marine stereo that plays mp3's for the boat.

Now, Vernon is cutting up an old hot-water heater in the bacement.

I'm praying for all of you.
Lovingly,
Pat Ferguson

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