Too cold

Hi all. It's too cold here! Right now it's -1F with expected high of 4F
changing to -5 by early evening. Not to mention the flurries and lake effect
snow. SIGH. I was supposed to work today but called the boss and requested
a jail break, which he summarily approved!

Now onto topic.

With the onslaught of cold weather the furry blankets are brought out, much
to the cats' delight. I can't sit in my chair without Patrick and Nancy on
my lap with Moogie at my feet on the end of the recliner. Mr. Bob even came
over and slept on top of my chair, trying to decide if he was cold enough to
snuggle with the other cats.

Moose usually accompanies me outside to have a cigarette (must protect me
from terrorist squirrels and the like) but last night she decided it was too
cold and refused to protect me on my nicotine break. She's become a
subterranean Moose of late, crawling under the blankets to sleep with us!
She thinks she's a cat.

How's the weather where you are?

Stacey

Stacey wrote:

Hi all. It's too cold here! Right now it's -1F with expected high of 4F
changing to -5 by early evening. Not to mention the flurries and lake effect
snow. SIGH. I was supposed to work today but called the boss and requested
a jail break, which he summarily approved!

Now onto topic.

With the onslaught of cold weather the furry blankets are brought out, much
to the cats' delight. I can't sit in my chair without Patrick and Nancy on
my lap with Moogie at my feet on the end of the recliner. Mr. Bob even came
over and slept on top of my chair, trying to decide if he was cold enough to
snuggle with the other cats.

Moose usually accompanies me outside to have a cigarette (must protect me
from terrorist squirrels and the like) but last night she decided it was too
cold and refused to protect me on my nicotine break. She's become a
subterranean Moose of late, crawling under the blankets to sleep with us!
She thinks she's a cat.

How's the weather where you are?

Stacey

The National Weather Service has issued a wind chill warning for later today,
tonight and tomorrow morning around these parts (Western Mass.). We will be
feeling the wind to the tune of 40 below zero F!! I cannot imagine what that
feels like, nor do I *want* to. All I can say is, if the SO doesn't want to
drive me right to the door of my building tomorrow morning (6:00 AM), I'm not
going to work. The four minute walk from where I park to where I work will be
enough to freeze my frickin' lungs!

I want to be my cat - he's got heated beds in two rooms, full food & water, and
a hoomin home to cuddle with him most of the day. It just ain't fair.

M.

On Thu, 15 Jan 2004 6:40:09 -0800, Mary Pelis wrote
(in message ):

Stacey wrote:

Hi all. It's too cold here! Right now it's -1F with expected high of 4F
changing to -5 by early evening. Not to mention the flurries and lake
effect
snow. SIGH. I was supposed to work today but called the boss and
requested
a jail break, which he summarily approved!

Now onto topic.

With the onslaught of cold weather the furry blankets are brought out, much
to the cats' delight. I can't sit in my chair without Patrick and Nancy on
my lap with Moogie at my feet on the end of the recliner. Mr. Bob even came
over and slept on top of my chair, trying to decide if he was cold enough
to
snuggle with the other cats.

Moose usually accompanies me outside to have a cigarette (must protect me
from terrorist squirrels and the like) but last night she decided it was
too
cold and refused to protect me on my nicotine break. She's become a
subterranean Moose of late, crawling under the blankets to sleep with us!
She thinks she's a cat.

How's the weather where you are?

Stacey

The National Weather Service has issued a wind chill warning for later today,
tonight and tomorrow morning around these parts (Western Mass.). We will be
feeling the wind to the tune of 40 below zero F!! I cannot imagine what that
feels like, nor do I *want* to. All I can say is, if the SO doesn't want to
drive me right to the door of my building tomorrow morning (6:00 AM), I'm not
going to work. The four minute walk from where I park to where I work will
be
enough to freeze my frickin' lungs!

I want to be my cat - he's got heated beds in two rooms, full food & water,
and
a hoomin home to cuddle with him most of the day. It just ain't fair.

67 F and sunny in Vegas expected today. As a side note -40 is -40 C and
-40 F. Its the one place where they are the same.

On Thu, 15 Jan 2004 6:40:09 -0800, Mary Pelis wrote
(in message ):

Stacey wrote:

Hi all. It's too cold here! Right now it's -1F with expected high of 4F
changing to -5 by early evening. Not to mention the flurries and lake
effect
snow. SIGH. I was supposed to work today but called the boss and
requested
a jail break, which he summarily approved!

Now onto topic.

With the onslaught of cold weather the furry blankets are brought out, much
to the cats' delight. I can't sit in my chair without Patrick and Nancy on
my lap with Moogie at my feet on the end of the recliner. Mr. Bob even came
over and slept on top of my chair, trying to decide if he was cold enough
to
snuggle with the other cats.

Moose usually accompanies me outside to have a cigarette (must protect me
from terrorist squirrels and the like) but last night she decided it was
too
cold and refused to protect me on my nicotine break. She's become a
subterranean Moose of late, crawling under the blankets to sleep with us!
She thinks she's a cat.

How's the weather where you are?

Stacey

The National Weather Service has issued a wind chill warning for later today,
tonight and tomorrow morning around these parts (Western Mass.). We will be
feeling the wind to the tune of 40 below zero F!! I cannot imagine what that
feels like, nor do I *want* to. All I can say is, if the SO doesn't want to
drive me right to the door of my building tomorrow morning (6:00 AM), I'm not
going to work. The four minute walk from where I park to where I work will
be
enough to freeze my frickin' lungs!

I want to be my cat - he's got heated beds in two rooms, full food & water,
and
a hoomin home to cuddle with him most of the day. It just ain't fair.

67 F and sunny in Vegas expected today. As a side note -40 is -40 C and
-40 F. Its the one place where they are the same.

We have a wind chill warning here in Connectiuct too. I had a few places I
had to go today so I went out this morning before it got any colder. It was
10 degrees with little wind. I keep telling my cats they don't know how
lucky they are to have a warm house to live in.

Ann
"Mary Pelis" wrote in message
...
Stacey wrote:

Hi all. It's too cold here! Right now it's -1F with expected high of 4F
changing to -5 by early evening. Not to mention the flurries and lake
effect
snow. SIGH. I was supposed to work today but called the boss and
requested
a jail break, which he summarily approved!

Now onto topic.

With the onslaught of cold weather the furry blankets are brought out,
much
to the cats' delight. I can't sit in my chair without Patrick and Nancy
on
my lap with Moogie at my feet on the end of the recliner. Mr. Bob even
came
over and slept on top of my chair, trying to decide if he was cold
enough to
snuggle with the other cats.

Moose usually accompanies me outside to have a cigarette (must protect
me
from terrorist squirrels and the like) but last night she decided it was
too
cold and refused to protect me on my nicotine break. She's become a
subterranean Moose of late, crawling under the blankets to sleep with
us!
She thinks she's a cat.

How's the weather where you are?

Stacey

The National Weather Service has issued a wind chill warning for later
today,
tonight and tomorrow morning around these parts (Western Mass.). We will
be
feeling the wind to the tune of 40 below zero F!! I cannot imagine what
that
feels like, nor do I *want* to. All I can say is, if the SO doesn't want
to
drive me right to the door of my building tomorrow morning (6:00 AM), I'm
not
going to work. The four minute walk from where I park to where I work
will be
enough to freeze my frickin' lungs!

I want to be my cat - he's got heated beds in two rooms, full food &
water, and
a hoomin home to cuddle with him most of the day. It just ain't fair.

M.

Ann wrote:
We have a wind chill warning here in Connectiuct too. I had a few places I
had to go today so I went out this morning before it got any colder. It was
10 degrees with little wind. I keep telling my cats they don't know how
lucky they are to have a warm house to live in.

It has cooled down here, too, over the lsat couple of days. Today, just
before 2:00 PM, the temperature is down to 76 degrees.

Nice, comfortable weather is kind of nice, but after a while you *can*
get tired of it.

Where do you live? I could go 76 degrees about now. Can you send me some
warm weather?

Ann
"Dan Mahoney" wrote in message
...
Ann wrote:
We have a wind chill warning here in Connectiuct too. I had a few places
I
had to go today so I went out this morning before it got any colder. It
was
10 degrees with little wind. I keep telling my cats they don't know how
lucky they are to have a warm house to live in.

It has cooled down here, too, over the lsat couple of days. Today, just
before 2:00 PM, the temperature is down to 76 degrees.

Nice, comfortable weather is kind of nice, but after a while you *can*
get tired of it.

Ann wrote:
Where do you live? I could go 76 degrees about now. Can you send me some
warm weather?

Ann

I'd be delighted to! I'd love come cooler weather about now.

We're in southern California, about 40 or 50 miles east of LA.

Speaking of cold in New England:


NEW ENGLAND TEMPERATURE CONVERSION CHART


LOL..this is pretty funny.


NEW ENGLAND TEMPERATURE CONVERSION CHART


60° F: Southern Californians shiver uncontrollably. People in New England
sunbathe.

50° F: New Yorkers try to turn on the heat. People in New England plant
gardens.

40° F: Italian & English cars won't start. People in New England drive with the
windows down.

32° F: Distilled water freezes. Maine's Moosehead Lake's water gets thicker.

20° F: Floridians don coats, thermal underwear, gloves, wool hats. People in
New England throw on a flannel shirt.

15° F: New York landlords finally turn up the heat. People in New England have
the last cookout before it gets cold.

0° F: All the people in Miami die. New Englanders close the windows.

10° below zero: Californians fly away to Mexico. The Girl Scouts in New England
are selling cookies door to door.

25° below zero: Hollywood disintegrates. People in New England get out their
winter coats.

40° below zero: Washington, DC runs out of hot air. People in New England let
the dogs sleep indoors.

100° below zero: Santa Claus abandons the North Pole. New Englanders get
frustrated because they can't start their "kahs."

460° below zero: All atomic motion stops (absolute zero on the Kelvin scale).
People in New England start saying, "cold 'nuff for ya?"

500° below zero: Hell freezes over. The Red Sox win the World Series.




Suz
Macmoosette
Thank Heavens There's Only One
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I've learned to not sweat the petty things, and not pet the sweaty things.

"SUQKRT" wrote in message
...

NEW ENGLAND TEMPERATURE CONVERSION CHART


60° F: Southern Californians shiver uncontrollably. People in New England
sunbathe.

50° F: New Yorkers try to turn on the heat. People in New England plant
gardens.

40° F: Italian & English cars won't start. People in New England drive
with the
windows down.

32° F: Distilled water freezes. Maine's Moosehead Lake's water gets
thicker.

20° F: Floridians don coats, thermal underwear, gloves, wool hats. People
in
New England throw on a flannel shirt.

15° F: New York landlords finally turn up the heat. People in New England
have
the last cookout before it gets cold.

0° F: All the people in Miami die. New Englanders close the windows.

10° below zero: Californians fly away to Mexico. The Girl Scouts in New
England
are selling cookies door to door.

25° below zero: Hollywood disintegrates. People in New England get out
their
winter coats.

40° below zero: Washington, DC runs out of hot air. People in New England
let
the dogs sleep indoors.

100° below zero: Santa Claus abandons the North Pole. New Englanders get
frustrated because they can't start their "kahs."

460° below zero: All atomic motion stops (absolute zero on the Kelvin
scale).
People in New England start saying, "cold 'nuff for ya?"

500° below zero: Hell freezes over. The Red Sox win the World Series.


Norway is very much like New England, it seems, except Norwegians couldn't
care less about Red Sox.
Hell freezes over. Norway wins Soccer WC.

Hans
-11° C here now (Converted for ignorants: 12° F)