An Ode To February

[johnnylabguy]

I’ve been burning wood a whole ‘lotta years.

Get excited when Fall’s first nip hits the ears.

About September I get the itch,
And in October I burn a stitch.

But by November the wood smoke fills the air!

In December, my Joy is the warmth and coziness that wood doth give the family cheer.

In January it’s a slog, to get thru winter’s bog. But the wood keeps burning to keep warmth near.

It’s February.
I’m done with this *****.
I let the furnace run today.

The End.

 

[johnnylabguy]

Ya I’m lying. Just had to rant while starting a fire after working a 12 hour day and saying I was done this morning before going in. Carry on gentlemen!

 

[ChoppyChoppy]

It is not normal for a stove to heat for 12+ hrs? I'm used to my Blaze King, I put wood in it 2x a day. 3x if it's cold (like -20*ish)

It's been below zero at night and in the 20s during the day since last week. Perfect weather.

 

[4seasons]

Ode to February?

Row, row, row your boat,
Gently down the street,
Will my mud ever dry out?
Hey that's the sun, SWEET!

 

[U&A]

Ode to February?

Row, row, row your boat,
Gently down the street,
Will my mud ever dry out?
Hey that's the sun, SWEET!

You must be in Tennessee [emoji23]


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[unclemoustache]

Still enjoying the fire, but we have no snow, and above freezing temps. Wish I was back in Montana. Dad is running the snowblower daily.

 

[Trapper_Pete]

ode to February

She came in with a snow
many inches did blow
warmed up for a day
t-shirt weather we did say
after a week of 30 below
then it did snow with another big blow
it warms only to rain
then blows like a train.
oh wait more snow .

 

[lfnh]

Still enjoying the fire, but we have no snow, and above freezing temps. Wish I was back in Montana. Dad is running the snowblower daily.

Hey Unc
Were you thinking along these lines



Hats off to the heavy and highway crews

 

[4seasons]

You must be in Tennessee [emoji23]

Yes just a few miles from the head of Lick Creek. Saturday it became Lick Lake and my wife spent an hour trying to find a bridge high enough to get over it to get home.