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I asked her did she know what happened 25 years ago. It looks like my lucky night

I had just moved from Knoxville Tn to Bushkill Pa. I had rented a cabin up in the mountains for me, the wife and my daughter. It was pretty bad up there too. We were snowed in for a couple of days but we made the best of it. I found an old piece of plywood and tied it to the back of my 4x4 and we pulled each other up and down the road in front of the house. My wife damn near killed me in one of the curves. From then on we were known around there as " them crazy rednecks from Alabama". Reputation didn't get any better when I called down to the guard shack one day and told them I was fixing to shoot me a damn bear cause it was trying to get in the house. Ah, good times.

we were riding around spotlighting , I remember being amazed that deer were out feeding in that weather. Woke up the next morning and helped my best friend cut a tree off of his brand new mobile home, he was killed a couple of weeks later in a car accident

I wasn't even thought of yet....

Cutting donuts across my yard on my 3 wheeler.

Ferris Barracks, Erlangen, Germany.

I had an average of 23 inches in my yard near Boaz. That was plenty to keep the roads empty for several days around there (Sardis/Whitesboro area). I just happened to have an old home painted ugly looking camoflaged Dodge truck with a significant lift and some new Q or R buckshots on it, not sure which. For three days I only encountered one other vehicle on the road. WQSB (Local radio station) was running public service announcements so I would listen for anyone around my area needing kerosene, blankets, a lift, firewood, food, or whatever else and other people would have kerosene, blankets, firewood, food, or whatever else and after I checked on my folks and neighbors I spent several days hauling people and supplies around the area. After about 3 or 4 days It became as much of a unsticking other vehicles operation as it was a hauling people/stuff operation.

Webster's trailer park with another of the devil's spawn...

The night of the 12th, I was coming home from Auburn to see my now wife for my birthday. Well, never got back to Auburn until Wednesday. Missed a soils final. Professor had to let us make it up (there was 5 of us). Thunder snow I will never forget. Coming north on hwy 77 at the Calhoun/Etowah Co line looking back toward Greenport you could see the lightning and feel the thunder. Never want to see that amount of snow here again.

Knocked my wife up with our first one as well.

Grand Bay. Younguns had a blast toddling around in it. That evening I rented a movie, bought a pizza and snuggled up on the couch with momma.

I was at moms house, I made sure I dropped my girlfriend was dropped off early, I didn't want to get stuck in with her parents, which turned out good because as it turned out the next day a friend and I were riding around a a charter bus full of coeds was stuck on 65 below the bridge by his house, we about flipped out when we looked up and 3 hotties were coming across the bridge in shorts and tank tops looking for a place to buy some food and water, we had a good couple days...

I was working in West Virginia and my wife and 3-month old son were back home in Florida and I hadn't seen them in about a month, so I was trying to get home ahead of the storm. It had already started snowing when I left but I was able to get out before the worst of it hit...

Attending Pensacola Junior College. I would have turned 21 in Dec, need I say anymore.

Phoenix, AZ. Had just started working on my healthcare IT consulting gig. Since I was single, I often stayed over the weekends and played golf at Sedona. Or hunted Indian artifacts out in the desert.

I was working at the FD spending all my time helping rescue stranded motorist.

Fort Benning, Ga....pushing Infantry trainees.

Dang some of y'all are young. I was living in Lincoln, Nebraska, the armpit of the country, counting the days until I could leave and get back home.

i was riding my yamaha 225 3 wheeler around in the snow. And hiding beer outside in the snow in the back yard.lol

I was snowed in in Winfield, AL. I made a new baby during that snow storm. 9 months later we were at the hospital with my wife giving birth to our daughter, and all of the labor and delivery rooms were full. They did a segment on the news that week about all of the blizzard babies being born.