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This a quote from Pogo? (Albert the alligator)

Jean M. from sunny Atlanta where today we had a real spring day (not many lately).

PBBBBBBBBBBBBBBTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!! Thanks a Lot...NOT!! We didn't get out of the 60s, and had threats of rain all dang day. Have heard that our future local isn't doing much better, though on the whole, they tend to have more milder weather (charlottesville, VA). Maybe, with luck, I won't have to take my anti-depressant so much if we get the offer we want.

Larisa, jealous, very jealous

snipped-for-privacy@cybermesa.net wrote:

Here in East Tennessee its been a wonderful mid 70's, with low humidity. Expecting to drop into the 50's tonight. This is about right for this time of the year. Lovely weather.

Yesterday, it was an unbelievably 96 degrees in Houston, bright sunshine. I wish we would have had some of the NM breezes while we were out shopping. Emily

In article , CySew of AT&T Worldnet uttered

Shut up you lot! It's cold and tipping it down here!

LOL, well come on down and join us in the Smokey Mountains. :)

Cindy L

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In article , Cindy of BellSouth Internet Group uttered

Is that the 59 via middleton, or the 24 from Stevenson Square?

On 2005-05-24 snipped-for-privacy@att.net said: >Newsgroups: alt.sewing >Yesterday, it was an unbelievably 96 degrees in Houston, bright >sunshine. I wish we would have had some of the NM breezes while we >were out shopping. Emily I have been to Houston, and I would covet NM's dry air, even though my nose felt like there were barnacles inside it for the first few years! Your humidity puts Washington, DC (my home for 1/2 of the

You must be one tough lady!

Tom Willmon Mountainair, (mid) New Mexico, USA

A mind like a steel trap: things wander in, get mangled...

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LOL.. I am in TN. I beleive you might have to take a jump across the pond first. :)

Cindy L

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It's March today in the Mid Hudson Valley. The temp hasn't gone over 52, the wind is blowing about 20 miles/hour, it's raining and the grass needs cutting. Happy spring! Juno

Not sure I could cope with the heat or the cold or the humidity that some of you have, but you do seem to have seasons that you can plan for. We can have three seasons in one day!

"Juno" wrote in news:ONMke.247061$ snipped-for-privacy@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.ne t:

it hasn't gone over 46 here in lovely southern NH today, raining, blowing with gusts to 41mph. no sun or temps higher than 50 expected before Sunday. my tomato seedlings are becoming depressed. it'll take the garden a week to dry out enough to till once it stops raining. lee

I have had a love affair with mountains since I first went to CO in 1951, stationed at Lowery AFB during the Korean War. Then I spent almost twenty years in far W TX before retiring and like to go back to visit friends there and in NM every chance I get. Emily

And down here in Kent I swear we'd reverted to February again!

In article , Kate Dicey of uttered

With apologies to Flanders and Swann ... It's bl00dy January again!

I was thinking of them when I wrote it, but down here February was colder.