Pics: Nikki in the snow

"Victor Martinez" wrote
Awwww..... I wish we could get snow here....

It can be fun. Yesterday I was on my way for lunch at my Mum's, and on the
train station there was a man with a puppy. The puppy went with its nose to
the ground, and every time it came upon a clump of snow, it quickly gobbled
it up before the owner could stop it. Well, snow in itself can't really be
bad, but on a train station it's probably not very clean. Finally the owner
picked up the puppy and carried it to keep it out of the snow. He was so
cute (and the puppy wasn't hard on the eyes, either .

--
Marina, Frank and Nikki
marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi

"Steve Touchstone" wrote

Speaking of the cold front, Rocky must have sensed it coming. For the
first time he didn't want out last night when I went to bed, so he
spent the night inside. Don't know if he used the box or not, as he
was awfully eager to go out this morning even though it was still
pretty nippy.

Sounds like Rocky is learning just how good a cat's life can be, compared to
his old life.

--
Marina, Frank and Nikki
marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi

Marina wrote:

wrote
Takayuki wrote:

In the third pic, she's a stylish street cat.

Yes, the black cat, white background, and red harness all together are
very striking.

And the way she struts along, I think she knows it. ;o)



Of course Nikki knows she's beautiful and elegant. Frank is also
handsome and elegant. How could they not be when they get excellent
care from their servant.

Pam S. who thinks that Nikki is a very grande dame.

That's terrible, Marina! I do hope you get all the snow you want
Best wishes,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"Marina" wrote in message
...
That rain reached us during the night, and now the snow is raining away.
( It's so dark around here when there's no snow. We only have daylight
from c. 8.30-15.30 now, and it will be less and less until the winter
solstice. If it's cloudy, there is a sort of half dusk all day. I hope it
gets colder and we get more snow soon, to lighten everything up a bit.

--
Marina, Frank and Nikki
marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi

The snow is probably too cold for the puppy to gobble just like that. Did
you talk to the man, Marina, him being cute and all?
Best wishes,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"Marina" wrote in message
...
It can be fun. Yesterday I was on my way for lunch at my Mum's, and on the
train station there was a man with a puppy. The puppy went with its nose
to
the ground, and every time it came upon a clump of snow, it quickly
gobbled
it up before the owner could stop it. Well, snow in itself can't really be
bad, but on a train station it's probably not very clean. Finally the
owner
picked up the puppy and carried it to keep it out of the snow. He was so
cute (and the puppy wasn't hard on the eyes, either .

--
Marina, Frank and Nikki
marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi

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On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 12:11:38 +0100, "polonca12000"
wrote:

Wow, you are having snow already. Weather report for our country
predicts rain and more and more rain . I loved looking at the pics
of Nikki in the snow, especially the second one where she appears to
be sniffing the bush. Best wishes,

I live in Nashville, Tennessee, and found that it was sleeting hard
this morning when I headed out to my car to go to work. Fortunately,
the sleet didn't last for long. At sunset last night, the
temperature was about 70 degrees Fahrenheit, but a cold front came
through and it dropped to freezing overnight. Tonight is supposed to
get down into the low 20's Fahrenheit, and tomorrow's high is
supposed to be in the low 40's.

Winters in the mid-South tend to be rainy, rather than snowy, but the
temperature can go up or down dramatically if a front moves through.
We have actually had a couple of mid-winter tornados as a result;
usually such whirlwinds are primarily a late spring/early summer
hazard.

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Date: 11/24/03 8:15 PM Central Standard Time
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Winters in the mid-South tend to be rainy, rather than snowy, but the
temperature can go up or down dramatically if a front moves...

Ain't that the truth. I love going up north during a blizzard, it feels
downright warm! The wet slushy ice we always get penetrates anything you wear
and gets into your bones. It's impossible to stay comfortable in a Louisiana
ice storm, or freeze, or icky weather. It's all about humidity *bleh*

Grace

"Marina" wrote in message
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That rain reached us during the night, and now the snow is raining away.
( It's so dark around here when there's no snow. We only have daylight
from c. 8.30-15.30 now, and it will be less and less until the winter
solstice. If it's cloudy, there is a sort of half dusk all day. I hope it
gets colder and we get more snow soon, to lighten everything up a bit.

Yeah, it's getting pretty dark around here too. Now that it's winter, it
gets dark at 6 pm. It is so hard to get used to because in the summer it
stays light out until at least 6:45 ;-)
--
Britta
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"badwilson" wrote

Yeah, it's getting pretty dark around here too. Now that it's winter, it
gets dark at 6 pm. It is so hard to get used to because in the summer it
stays light out until at least 6:45 ;-)

LOL! In the summer here, it stays light almost through the night.

--
Marina

"polonca12000" wrote
The snow is probably too cold for the puppy to gobble just like that. Did
you talk to the man, Marina, him being cute and all?

Me, talk to a d*g person? I wouldn't dare! What would Frank and Nikki say?

--
Marina