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JustABozoOnThisBus

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5. Back when I used to work, I'd stop at a local Polish bakery and get a couple of dozen.

Reply to demmiblue (Original post)

Tue Feb 16, 2021, 07:10 PM

Feb 2021

I wasn't the only one, so there were plenty of Paczkis at work.

Now that I'm retired, the thought of a Paczki just has no appeal.

I got out with the snow-thrower this morning, cleared a few driveways and sidewalks. I'm in a neighborhood full of old people.

It wasn't bad, except when the snow-thrower blew some powder and the wind blew it into my face. That was bracing.

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Can we get some polling data on how many Michiganians ventured out in 10 inches of snow this morning [View all] demmiblue Feb 2021 OP

I'm a Michiganian and Polish but I don't like paczki so I won't go out for them. Srkdqltr Feb 2021 #1

Well actually, I opened the door and looked at the snow Srkdqltr Feb 2021 #2

Neighbor came down the road with his front end loader. gibraltar72 Feb 2021 #3

Not stopped by twice as much snow Plovers in Chicago made it to the bakery . Halfhearted stayed home lunasun Feb 2021 #4

Back when I used to work, I'd stop at a local Polish bakery and get a couple of dozen. JustABozoOnThisBus Feb 2021 #5

Honestly, half the fun is just the tradition of it all. demmiblue Feb 2021 #6