Unplugging and Embracing the Storm Outside

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The discussion revolves around the changing weather conditions, with one participant contemplating unplugging their laptop due to approaching lightning and wind. They mention lighting a Churchill Wide cigar and express a sense of humor about being outside during a storm. Another participant shares concern for safety and references receiving an unexpected email from a friend, which included a picture of them on a bike. They describe enjoying the dramatic black skies while out for groceries and testing a new rain jacket, noting a brief hailstorm that occurred. The conversation highlights the mix of outdoor enjoyment and the unpredictability of weather.
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Maybe it's time I unplugged my laptop and went inside...

[edit] Ooh. Here comes the lightning. And the wind.

Shoulda knowd better than to light up a Churchill Wide. I'll be out here all night...
 
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Are you under any watches at the moment? Stay safe.
 
I just got this by email from Dave's cell phone. Not sure what to think.

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Where'd he get a picture of me on my bike?
 
I loved the black skies so I went out for bit of grocery and to test my new rain jacket :!)!

There was a bit of hail too but it didn't last long :shy:
 
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