Finally, because I was going to show you all how to subscribe if you needed to, but apparently

I don't.

So, okay, well, we're going to get started on this, and I will be reading the main part

that I normally just record, and so I can't guarantee that it will not be a disaster,

but I will try my best.

And then Cody and I will be doing what we normally do with the podcast, and then if there's

any questions from you guys, we will include that in the show.

So, you ready?

Yeah, this is going to lift up your spirit, so if you've been day to day, this is not a

happy story.

Yeah, sorry.

I'll try to make you laugh with the next presentation, which I know seems really funny up at this

point, but I'll see what I can do.

Okay, you ready?

Yep.

I'll wrap it in, folks.

On January 12, 1888, a blizzard began over the great plains that changed history.

Out of nowhere, a dark cloud appeared on the horizon.

The air grew still for a long eerie moment, and then the sky began to roar, and a wall

of ice dust blasted the prairie.

Every house barn, fence row, wagon, hen house, outhouse, and living thing was instantly covered

with a layer of frost, blinding, suffocating, smothering, and burying anything exposed to

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