You don't understand the word cold.
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Wednesday, December 27, 2006
Christmas in Nebraska
We spent the latter part of Christmas and New Years in Nebraska with Jen's family. This was my first real exposure to snow. I have always had a respect for farmers and ranchers because of the the number of variables they have to contend with as well as the sheer quantity of physical work they perform. However, after feeding cows and weighing bulls in 20 degree weather with a strong wind, I have a completely new level of respect. I don't understand what would make a person decide to work the land in the North.
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