Holy cripes. After a day of rain it's snowing here, big fat
flakes. Why aren't I living in San Diego?
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Holy cripes. After a day of rain it's snowing here, big fat
flakes. Why aren't I living in San Diego?
gloria p
"Puester" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Holy cripes. After a day of rain it's snowing here, big
fat flakes. Why aren't I living in San Diego?gloria p
Where are You? Come and visit!
Suzan in San Diego
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Holy cripes. After a day of rain it's snowing here, big
fat flakes. Why aren't I living in San Diego?gloria p
You just think it is snowing there...in 2 days the snow has
now reach above ankle deep here. Ah the joys of a Manitoba
spring! Just think where else can you go swimming and make
snow angels all on the same beach.
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Holy cripes. After a day of rain it's snowing here, big
fat flakes. Why aren't I living in San Diego?gloria p
Indeed.
Charlie
Puester said:
Holy cripes. After a day of rain it's snowing here, big
fat flakes. Why aren't I living in San Diego?
What is snow?
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On Thu, 13 May 2004 01:58:48 GMT, Puester <[email hidden]>
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Holy cripes. After a day of rain it's snowing here, big fat
flakes. Why aren't I living in San Diego?gloria p
I DO live in San Diego. And the weather is wonderful!
Yesterday was my mother's 83rd birthday. She lives in the
exact center of Montana. After we chatted on the phone she
called me back to say, "I forgot to tell you that it's been
snowing here for two days." What can I say?
jmac
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Quoted message said:Holy cripes. After a day of rain it's snowing here, big
fat flakes. Why aren't I living in San Diego?gloria p
My condolences. It was 64 degrees in my house this morning.
I turned on the heat. We very much need the rain, though.
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Puester said:
Holy cripes. After a day of rain it's snowing here, big
fat flakes. Why aren't I living in San Diego?gloria p
It's lovely and warm in RI this time of year<g>, and you'd
be welcome to come back.
maxine in ri
Puester said:
Holy cripes. After a day of rain it's snowing here, big fat
flakes. Why aren't I living in San Diego?gloria p
Sounds like a blessing for the grain farmers, though.
Dennis
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Holy cripes. After a day of rain it's snowing here, big
fat flakes. Why aren't I living in San Diego?
Because it's in the middle of a bleedin' DESERT????
(Me, I LIKE having more than one season...)
Bob M.
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Quoted message said:Puester <[email hidden]> wrote in
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Holy cripes. After a day of rain it's snowing here, big
fat flakes. Why aren't I living in San Diego?gloria p
You just think it is snowing there...in 2 days the snow
has now reach above ankle deep here. Ah the joys of a
Manitoba spring! Just think where else can you go swimming
and make snow angels all on the same beach.
The good news is that it'll probably be gone by tomorrow?
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-Barb, <www.jamlady.eboard.com> updated 5/7/04 -
Fajita Soup.
jmac said:I DO live in San Diego. And the weather is wonderful!
Aaaa, you don't have weather there. You have climate.
Brian Rodenborn
Melba's Jammin said:
In article <[email hidden]>,Quoted message said:Holy cripes. After a day of rain it's snowing here, big
fat flakes. Why aren't I living in San Diego?gloria p
My condolences. It was 64 degrees in my house this
morning. I turned on the heat. We very much need the
rain, though.
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-Barb,
So do we, but I'd prefer it as rain, particularly in May!
Our high temp went from 85 on Tuesday to 40 on Wednesday.
Today we've had a mix of rain and snow. It's supposed to get
into the 70's this weekend.
My local garden center has signs up among the annuals. They
say something like "To our transplanted California friends:
It is NOT SAFE to plant tender annuals before 5/30, no
matter how warm it gets."
:-(
gloria p
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Quoted message said:Puester said:
Holy cripes. After a day of rain it's snowing here, big
fat flakes. Why aren't I living in San Diego?gloria p
Sounds like a blessing for the grain farmers, though.
Dennis
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On behalf of the grain farmers, thank you, Lynn from
North Dakota
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"Puester" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Holy cripes. After a day of rain it's snowing here, big
fat flakes. Why aren't I living in San Diego?Because it's in the middle of a bleedin' DESERT????
(Me, I LIKE having more than one season...)
Bob M.
Me, I DON'T LIKE having more than warm and warmer, with
occasional rain and perpetual blue skies. I put up with NE
Ohio winters for 45 years and that was enough!
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On Thu, 13 May 2004 23:22:07 GMT, Puester <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:So do we, but I'd prefer it as rain, particularly in May!
Our high temp went from 85 on Tuesday to 40 on Wednesday.
Today we've had a mix of rain and snow. It's supposed to
get into the 70's this weekend.My local garden center has signs up among the annuals. They
say something like "To our transplanted California friends:
It is NOT SAFE to plant tender annuals before 5/30, no
matter how warm it gets.":-(
gloria p
Hmmm...
Now I am rethinking my plan to come to Colorado for the
summer. 🙂
How often does this type of swing happen in Colorado, in
particular Denver, or Colorado Springs?
Christine
Lynn Gifford said:
Dennis G. <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:<[email hidden]>...Quoted message said:Puester said:
Holy cripes. After a day of rain it's snowing here, big
fat flakes. Why aren't I living in San Diego?gloria p
Sounds like a blessing for the grain farmers, though.
Dennis
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On behalf of the grain farmers, thank you, Lynn from
North Dakota
Ordinarily I'd agree, but it looks as though our snowstorm
is passing east as hailstorms and tornadoes which isn't a
blessing aywhere.
gloria p
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Quoted message said:jmac said:I DO live in San Diego. And the weather is wonderful!
Aaaa, you don't have weather there. You have climate.
Heh - in New England we have weather.
As we like to say "Welcome to beautiful Providence, where 9
days out of 10 it rains cats and dogs, except December
through March when it snows like a son of a [censored]."
I'm just curious where the OP is who said they got snow. I
don't ever want to live in a place that gets snow in May.
Christine Dabney said:
Puester said:So do we, but I'd prefer it as rain, particularly in May!
Our high temp went from 85 on Tuesday to 40 on Wednesday.
Today we've had a mix of rain and snow. It's supposed to
get into the 70's this weekend.My local garden center has signs up among the annuals.
They say something like "To our transplanted California
friends: It is NOT SAFE to plant tender annuals before
5/30, no matter how warm it gets.":-(
gloria pHmmm...
Now I am rethinking my plan to come to Colorado for the
summer. 🙂How often does this type of swing happen in Colorado, in
particular Denver, or Colorado Springs?Christine
Summer in Colorado on the "eastern plains" is usually quite
hot and dry but cools down as much as 20 degrees as soon as
the sun goes down. Nights are usually quite comfortable. A
light sweater is all that's necessary at night and in the
mountains, where it's usually cooler due to the altitude. I
have never seen it snow in July. :-)
gloria p
Tony P. said:In article <[email hidden]>,
[email hidden] says...Quoted message said:jmac said:I DO live in San Diego. And the weather is wonderful!
Aaaa, you don't have weather there. You have climate.
Heh - in New England we have weather.
As we like to say "Welcome to beautiful Providence, where
9 days out
of
Quoted message said:10 it rains cats and dogs, except December through
March when it
snows
Quoted message said:like a son of a [censored]."
I'm just curious where the OP is who said they got snow. I
don't ever want to live in a place that gets snow in May.
When I went to school in Burlington, VT in the sixties, it
snowed in May. I'll never forget it. aloha from warm and
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