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Russian Winter Coat

I stepped out into the frigid cold in my Russian winter coat It felt like summertime, all warm and toasty outside Even though it was an arctic Michigan night, with howling winds and sub-zero temperature I was one well-insulated Siberian tiger ... a Detroit tiger, feeling hot and sweaty in my Russian winter coat I felt bad for the shivering souls who briskly walked past me, rushing to wherever there was heat As for me, I was moving casually, like I was on a midnight stroll in the middle of June It felt like summertime high noon I was just an old Highland Park polar bear, walking in a winter blizzard without so much as a care Anybody who lives in cold weather climate, I suggest this one vital clothing item for winter survival Get an authentic Russian winter coat It will keep you warm as mama's oven; inside that furry lining, on a cold day, you be feeling like hot-buttered toast and a sizzling English roast

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Date: 3/11/2017 9:48:00 PM
Hi Freddie, I really enjoyed your well written write. I must say it was a bit funny as well. Your skillful pen created good content and imagery. I've never experienced that kind of "cold" . :-)Alexis
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Date: 3/11/2017 9:12:00 PM
One of life's great pleasures - being warm when it's really cold. : )
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Date: 3/11/2017 8:15:00 PM
Lol, thank God you had on that Russian winter coat feeling like a sizzling English roast! Those two last lines had me giggling Freddie! Enjoyed your cool poem!~P & L~Che
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Date: 3/11/2017 8:15:00 PM
As one who appreciates (some would say obsesses over) being properly equipped for the weather, I do doth indulge in this write Freddie; sheep on my feet, bunnies on my head, and duck down down to my knees, one toasty northern gal I be ;) xomo!
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