What's the weather like where you are?
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We still have some snow, and now it is windy, and I guess tomorrow its
going to be windy......... but the temp. is up a little today. and tomorrow its
supposed to go up to 49.......... , but windy again... And the next day back down again.
Well, I guess this is winter !!!!
going to be windy......... but the temp. is up a little today. and tomorrow its
supposed to go up to 49.......... , but windy again... And the next day back down again.
Well, I guess this is winter !!!!
We have a lot of rain, and puddles all over ! The pond has expanded a lot!!
It's been dull most of the morning and it looks like the sun is trying ? But I do not
think it will be out so many clouds !!!!!!!!!!!! or exhaust from the jets an air plains..... !!!!
It's been dull most of the morning and it looks like the sun is trying ? But I do not
think it will be out so many clouds !!!!!!!!!!!! or exhaust from the jets an air plains..... !!!!
Isaiah 55: 'As the rain cometh down, and the snow, from heaven , and returneth not thither...'
It's extremely windy with some very heavy rain courtesy of storm Hannah.
101G
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@BG and the rest of the polar Bear club, I cain't for the love of me see how you all stay up there. I guess those few day of summer is worth it.
but I'll be praying that you get rain and not snow ok.
stay warm and "dry"...
PICJAG.
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@BG and the rest of the polar Bear club, I cain't for the love of me see how you all stay up there. I guess those few day of summer is worth it.
but I'll be praying that you get rain and not snow ok.
stay warm and "dry"...
PICJAG.
Haha!!
To be honest...as much as I loved England , the green, the flowers the history.
The best thing God did was to move us here when we were in our thirties.
Canada is beautiful...and even here, ( Alberta) it is never as bone chilling as it can be in England on a damp wet, bone cold day. ..the cold does not seem to penetrate quite so much here. Strange eh.
Enjoy your sunshine.
On the Prairies, towards the Rockies, it's drier than England. (If you can stand the altitude and thinner air...)Haha!!
To be honest...as much as I loved England , the green, the flowers the history.
The best thing God did was to move us here when we were in our thirties.
Canada is beautiful...and even here, ( Alberta) it is never as bone chilling as it can be in England on a damp wet, bone cold day. ..the cold does not seem to penetrate quite so much here. Strange eh.
Enjoy your sunshine.
Anyone else (in the Northern Hemisphere, at any rate...) feel we are now truly emerging out of winter into true spring?
I am doing just that. I had a visit from my son this morning and I've been reading and chatting to my online friends as the wind raged and the rain lashed down outside
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My parents came here a year after us, in 1976.
Back in England my mother had dreadful arthritis ( or something) ..but over here she seemed about 20 years younger and could walk and climb over fences and things well into her 8o's.
Sadly she broke her arm in her 80's and it took a couple of months to heal.
But by then her arms were weak and she 'forgot' how to push herself up out of a chair. So she lost her legs because of the broken arm.
But although in a wheelchair, she lived until she was 99.
So she ' just missed' her 100th birthday letter from the Queen.
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