24 Hour Nightly Gossip, News & Briefs on Quack Line.....St Joseph MO

Lanora, I remember hearing the professionals saying "make the title catchy"...what do you think?  We currently have 10" of snow on the ground with more coming this week, hopefully not stranded like last week.  Happy Holidays!

Myrl:) "Convention of quacks" now that would be a good blog heading, right?  There is only a small area of the lake that is not frozen and they prefer to stay in the water at 4 degrees, guess their coats are warmer than ours, what do you think?  So good to see you again and wish you a very Happy New Year!

Bill:  Every winter we have literally thousands of these geese at the lake, the homes association has done about everything to discourage them.  They carried duckweed in last year and that is expensive to treat. Hope you have a great New Years!

Andrew:  Yes it is rather interesting, isn't it?  They really can become a nuisance.  Wishing you the best in 2010!

Wendi, Small world isn't it?  I was just in Maryville last week on a assignment.  It is a great town!  I am so glad to see you and wish you a Happy New Year!

Renee:  Thanks for your suggestion, please feel free to offer more...................!  Have a great holiday!

Happy New Year, Tony & Darcy!  That was what I was referring to in my heading....quack, quack, quack all night long, they must know some news and gossip we don't to be talking all the time.  I used to own a ERA franchise from 1986-1991.  Best to you in 2010.

Hi Karen: I did not realize that North Virginia had a lot of geese.  They sure are pretty unless they are close to where you live then they are rather a nuisance, can't they?  I wish you the very best for 2010! 

Debe: I wonder by chance, do you need a few of the geese in Charlotte?  With the temps around 0 and below I think a couple hundred more have arrived.  The Market is really picking up here and hope Charlotte is too!

Hi Janna!  It is very cold in St Joseph this week, windchill yesterday was -25 degrees, which possibly could have been a record breaker from the late 70's.  Not for sure what these geese are quacking about except there is now just a very small opening in the lake and luckily most have left.  Hope the weather in North Idaho is better than here currently.  Stay warm!  I hope to see you again soon.

Debe, You are right on about geese, let them fly somewhere else!

Business is really starting early this year as I thought it would.  It really is going to be an amazing year in 2010, isn't it?  Our weather this past week has not been helpful at all with 10+ inches of snow and minus 0 to boot!

Russel, The geese are fine for a year or so, but after 15 years of them we have more photos than we can ever look at.  The fun time for photos and the geese is when they have young goslings just walking around the water edge. (Are they thinking "Do we really want to get in the water?")