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Feb 26, 2015 11:07AM


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Easy to find, it's upstairs in the Riverside Public Library in downtown Riverside. 3581 Mission Inn Avenue, Riverside, CA. 7:00 pm
Newengland wrote: "And besides. I'll see you in Maine this fall. I just know it."
Wouldn't it be nice!
Wouldn't it be nice!
Yes, I can see clearly now the rain is gone. Oh. Snow is (not) gone. But it's down from 6 feet to 5 ft. 8 inches.
Newengland wrote: "Yes, I can see clearly now the rain is gone. Oh. Snow is (not) gone. But it's down from 6 feet to 5 ft. 8 inches."
Just a few more inches, and I'd be able to walk through it with my eyes out.
Just a few more inches, and I'd be able to walk through it with my eyes out.

That is too shallow to dive in, I am sure.

That is too shallow to dive in, I am sure."
Plus you can kill yourself. Don't do it don't and do not try it.

I feel for you all, (not you, Ruth, or Carol, probably both getting around in your swimmers, you cougars!)
NE, What happens if the electricity fails, do you have stocks of firewood and a fireplace to burn it?
Apart from the Snowy Mountains in the south of NSW and just over the border of Victoria, and a few spits in some of the high country, most of our snow is made and not bestowed very often, last year was an exception, I will say.
I put Clive James' poem "Japanese Maple" in the Favourite poetry section. He got better at it as he aged. Now, just as he is at the end of his life, his works are better than ever. It was in the New Yorker issued on Sept 15, 2014.
Vey beautiful.
Yes, we have a wood-burning fireplace, but we use it seldom, typically on Christmas Eve and Thanksgiving only. Maybe Easter some years, though I don't buy wood anymore because mice nest in woodpiles and then move into the house attic.
Also had to give up feeding birds for the same reason -- mouse bait. And I so want to put in a garden but I haven't figured out a defense against the massive chipmunk colony in these parts. The last time I did a garden, they ate it to the nub, the little bastards. Rodents, I say! Rodents!
Tonight's "Welcome, March" forecast: 3-6 inches of fresh (you expected "well-behaved"?) snow.
The joke is that Boston is getting Anchorage, Alaska's, winter. Apparently they scored less than 1 inch in February. Boston? Enough snowfall in February to cover an NBA basketball player. Read all about it:
http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2015...
Also had to give up feeding birds for the same reason -- mouse bait. And I so want to put in a garden but I haven't figured out a defense against the massive chipmunk colony in these parts. The last time I did a garden, they ate it to the nub, the little bastards. Rodents, I say! Rodents!
Tonight's "Welcome, March" forecast: 3-6 inches of fresh (you expected "well-behaved"?) snow.
The joke is that Boston is getting Anchorage, Alaska's, winter. Apparently they scored less than 1 inch in February. Boston? Enough snowfall in February to cover an NBA basketball player. Read all about it:
http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2015...

We are in humid Tampa, FL. Plenty of rain yesterday and enough humidity for a jungle. Came down to fetch a relative back to Colorado.
My sister on Mt. Desert Island in Maine couldn't see out the back door.
I'd like it best in winter, then. That's the thing about considering the Cape as retirement location. Great for 3 seasons, but summer? Yikes.
Having a little place in the mtns by the lake has made me yearn more for the ocean. The (sea)grass is always greener, and all that....