March 1

March came "in like a lion". Let's hope it really will go out like a
pussyca
Everything (newly sprouted tulips) now covered in a blanket of white. MLB

"MLB" wrote in message
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March came "in like a lion". Let's hope it really will go out like a
pussyca
Everything (newly sprouted tulips) now covered in a blanket of white. MLB


I suspect they'll survive. I remember living in New Jersey as a child and
my mother had tulips and daffodils that were covered in a blanket of snow
right around Easter. They're fairly hardy spring flowers. Unless you got a
foot of snow they should be fine

It's been very gloomy and rainy here. It was sunny yesterday so Persia
could enjoy the little patches of sun for snoozing. But it feels like it
rained the entire month of February. I'm sick of the dreary weather.

Jill

On 03/01/2012 10:24 AM, jmcquown wrote:

"MLB" wrote in message
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March came "in like a lion". Let's hope it really will go out like a
pussyca
Everything (newly sprouted tulips) now covered in a blanket of white. MLB


I suspect they'll survive. I remember living in New Jersey as a child
and my mother had tulips and daffodils that were covered in a blanket of
snow right around Easter. They're fairly hardy spring flowers. Unless
you got a foot of snow they should be fine

It's been very gloomy and rainy here. It was sunny yesterday so Persia
could enjoy the little patches of sun for snoozing. But it feels like it
rained the entire month of February. I'm sick of the dreary weather.

Jill



It is not unusual for heavy snow to come when the spring flowers are in
beautiful full bloom....then they are bent over and broken. It is
really cold but I do see some sun. TuTu, as always. is asleep in front
of the heat register. We are sending our best purrs for those peeps
and animals devastated by tornadoes. MLB

"MLB" wrote in message
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On 03/01/2012 10:24 AM, jmcquown wrote:

"MLB" wrote in message
...
March came "in like a lion". Let's hope it really will go out like a
pussyca
Everything (newly sprouted tulips) now covered in a blanket of white.
MLB


I suspect they'll survive. I remember living in New Jersey as a child
and my mother had tulips and daffodils that were covered in a blanket of
snow right around Easter. They're fairly hardy spring flowers. Unless
you got a foot of snow they should be fine

It's been very gloomy and rainy here. It was sunny yesterday so Persia
could enjoy the little patches of sun for snoozing. But it feels like it
rained the entire month of February. I'm sick of the dreary weather.

Jill



It is not unusual for heavy snow to come when the spring flowers are in
beautiful full bloom....then they are bent over and broken. It is really
cold but I do see some sun. TuTu, as always. is asleep in front of the
heat register. We are sending our best purrs for those peeps and animals
devastated by tornadoes. MLB


Yes, that was awful. The sirens were going off down here (I have no idea
why, it barely spit rain and I'm on the coast, nowhere near those states).
It's that time of year again for the folks in the mid-south and the
mid-west.

Jill

MLB wrote:
March came "in like a lion". Let's hope it really will go out like a pussyca
Everything (newly sprouted tulips) now covered in a blanket of white. MLB

It was a really nice day in England, sunny and very mild.
--
Adrian

"jmcquown" wrote in message
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"MLB" wrote in message
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On 03/01/2012 10:24 AM, jmcquown wrote:

"MLB" wrote in message
...
March came "in like a lion". Let's hope it really will go out like a
pussyca
Everything (newly sprouted tulips) now covered in a blanket of white.
MLB


I suspect they'll survive. I remember living in New Jersey as a child
and my mother had tulips and daffodils that were covered in a blanket of
snow right around Easter. They're fairly hardy spring flowers. Unless
you got a foot of snow they should be fine

It's been very gloomy and rainy here. It was sunny yesterday so Persia
could enjoy the little patches of sun for snoozing. But it feels like it
rained the entire month of February. I'm sick of the dreary weather.

Jill



It is not unusual for heavy snow to come when the spring flowers are in
beautiful full bloom....then they are bent over and broken. It is really
cold but I do see some sun. TuTu, as always. is asleep in front of the
heat register. We are sending our best purrs for those peeps and
animals devastated by tornadoes. MLB


Yes, that was awful. The sirens were going off down here (I have no idea
why, it barely spit rain and I'm on the coast, nowhere near those states).
It's that time of year again for the folks in the mid-south and the
mid-west.

Jill

I was informed by my neighbor, the sirens that go off here are to get the
people off the golf course. Thunderstorms usually = lightning. It's not a
great idea to be running around holding what are essentially lightning rods.
LOL

Jill