bluzman61
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Who KNEW?
USMB Coffee Shop IV
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Sbiker
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Who KNEW?
Progress is unstoppable...Just remember "The Hummer and the Cross" of Harry Harrison
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Sbiker
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Yes, but no!
Without snow it's still an autumn, at least till the 7th of November. Offsource, now it's a forbidden holiday and so on, but it's one of greatest holiday of country, where I was born and why I cannot celebrate it, remembering some pictures from my childhood?
Sbiker
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Imagine the snowfall levels if the ground had already been frozen............ Back up to 60 by the weekend.It isn't Halloween yet, and there is 9 inches of snow piled in the big whisky barrel planter outside our back door. We are predicted to have a warmer & dryer winter than usual due to a strong La Nina in the Pacific. It won't get above freezing today. If this is warmer & dryer, I don't think I want normal.
Brrr, time to stock portwein and vodka!
Today it's 43 degrees (fahrenheit) and most of the snow is already melted.Imagine the snowfall levels if the ground had already been frozen............ Back up to 60 by the weekend.It isn't Halloween yet, and there is 9 inches of snow piled in the big whisky barrel planter outside our back door. We are predicted to have a warmer & dryer winter than usual due to a strong La Nina in the Pacific. It won't get above freezing today. If this is warmer & dryer, I don't think I want normal.
Brrr, time to stock portwein and vodka!
Shawnee_b
Platinum Member
I hate snow, lived in deep snow lands too long. Hate winter, blah,,,, Hate Mondays too of course!
Sbiker
Gold Member
Today it's 43 degrees (fahrenheit) and most of the snow is already melted.Imagine the snowfall levels if the ground had already been frozen............ Back up to 60 by the weekend.It isn't Halloween yet, and there is 9 inches of snow piled in the big whisky barrel planter outside our back door. We are predicted to have a warmer & dryer winter than usual due to a strong La Nina in the Pacific. It won't get above freezing today. If this is warmer & dryer, I don't think I want normal.
Brrr, time to stock portwein and vodka!
Dirty weather. Showfall is a bit preferable, I think
Sbiker
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Today is "friday tomorrow", time to prepare to relax ^)
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Close to Friday there. Still Thursday morning here. As Ringel said, most of the snow has melted now--just a few patches left in shadier spots. Still lots on the mountain though. Unusually cool for this time of year. Russia starts winter on November 7? Here the winter solstice is December 21 but in truth, we consider late November to be the beginning of winter here.
I am glad we moved into the city. When we lived out on the mountain, 2000 ft higher than where we are now, the snow was measured in feet, not inches, every winter. Hombre & I really don't want snow anymore and are anxious for it to melt when we do occasionally get some.
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Imagine the snowfall levels if the ground had already been frozen............ Back up to 60 by the weekend.It isn't Halloween yet, and there is 9 inches of snow piled in the big whisky barrel planter outside our back door. We are predicted to have a warmer & dryer winter than usual due to a strong La Nina in the Pacific. It won't get above freezing today. If this is warmer & dryer, I don't think I want normal.
No kidding.
Montrovant
Fuzzy bears!
Snow? I think we’ve had record highs here, close to the 90s. 
beautress
Always Faithful
Just tv-ing it tonight. Samo--,samo. Went to Wally World this morning and crocheted on a red, white and blue potholder for veteran sweetie all afternoon, painted about 40 feet of wood fence "azure lake" which is a kind of Caribbean lightblue on the northwest pasture by the road. An old Karaoke friend dropped by for chat. I guess they're meeting again, but after painting, came in and worked on the potholder. The guys worked on the floor in my small quilt fabric new steel building. Finally, the house will no longer be my storage area for charity quilts. I only put on the bottom inner border onthe little red white and blue crib quilt last night. It's time to add on the outer border. The 5 panels of red "rain" have about 70 rain strips apiece or 350 raindrop strips. The stripa are separated by thin royal blue sashes with a white shirting fabric with printed pen and ink blue leaf branches in miniature. The outer border is of red white and blue forget-me-not flowers on a white fabric ground. I've been working on it over the last three weeks. Hopefully by tomorrow night it will go on my pile of 10 quilt tops to take to my charity quilter friends. All the raindrops are flag red and many, many different fabrics from my stash of patriotic reds. Huff, puff!
Love yall!
Love yall!
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Snow? I think we’ve had record highs here, close to the 90s.
From what I've heard from Florida friends, snow is not a normal thing there.
Montrovant
Fuzzy bears!
Snow? I think we’ve had record highs here, close to the 90s.
From what I've heard from Florida friends, snow is not a normal thing there.
LOL, that's true. But it could be cooler!
Actually, today is supposed to cool down a bit.
Sbiker
Gold Member
Now is Friday, time to beer unlimited!!!
Russia starts winter on 1st December, so November is still autumn month, instead of periodic snofalls and so on.
November 7 was a main holiday of USSR, a day of revolution. I'm not a fan of USSR, but I don't like when the day, changed life of so many people tends to be forbidden. They though up new holiday of 4th November, "a day of agreement and reconciliation", but it's still a soviet practice in its worst case - to change past for the politic needs. I know, Coffee Shop is not the place to discuss politic, but I do not want it, just to speak about common life and to have some rest from politizing some aspects of life. Even the celebrating of 7th Nov - it was also a great holiday for children
P.S. What I want to say generally? Autumn is not only gray and hopeless time, but also a time of some holidays...
P.P.S. Including my birthday
Now I'm 42, and still not the full professor (except the beer science, lol ))
Sbiker
Gold Member
Have you ever been in Mongolia? I didn't. But my fellow did. He says, mongols producing good vodka, lol
Sbiker
Gold Member
Snow? I think we’ve had record highs here, close to the 90s.
From what I've heard from Florida friends, snow is not a normal thing there.
LOL, that's true. But it could be cooler!
Actually, today is supposed to cool down a bit.
During cool weather to walk and to think about life a bit more comfortable, then the hot weather
Montrovant
Fuzzy bears!
Snow? I think we’ve had record highs here, close to the 90s.
From what I've heard from Florida friends, snow is not a normal thing there.
LOL, that's true. But it could be cooler!
Actually, today is supposed to cool down a bit.
During cool weather to walk and to think about life a bit more comfortable, then the hot weather
I get hot weather most of the time in Florida.
Oddball
Unobtanium Member
Saturday morning!
And no parties while I'm out.
Let the cartoon begin!
And no parties while I'm out.
Let the cartoon begin!
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