BIG SNOW COMING

For the UK tomorrow so i went out and got all we needed.
Boyfie and myself will be fine for weeks for food.
I got myself a new calor gas bottle for the little heater I have in case my
wood runs out.
We will be Ok.
It's a bit nippy here.
Boyfie has discovered that I put the fire on in the kitchen when it gets -5
or more.
It's horribly cold here.
We are expecting a foot of snow overnight, but we are prepared ;-)
How lucky I am not to have to go to work..as they would 've deducted my pay
if I did not chance it.
Now I just plough my way down the garden to feed the chickens.
Boyfie always wants to skip his breakfast to "help" feed the chickens.
After that, he is very hungry.
How nice to help your meowmie with chores and then both get your breakfasts
afterwards, like a reward.

"Christina Websell" wrote in message
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For the UK tomorrow so i went out and got all we needed.
Boyfie and myself will be fine for weeks for food.
I got myself a new calor gas bottle for the little heater I have in case
my wood runs out.
We will be Ok.
It's a bit nippy here.
Boyfie has discovered that I put the fire on in the kitchen when it
gets -5 or more.
It's horribly cold here.
We are expecting a foot of snow overnight, but we are prepared ;-)
How lucky I am not to have to go to work..as they would 've deducted my
pay if I did not chance it.
Now I just plough my way down the garden to feed the chickens.
Boyfie always wants to skip his breakfast to "help" feed the chickens.
After that, he is very hungry.
How nice to help your meowmie with chores and then both get your
breakfasts afterwards, like a reward.

Yikes! I just finished (in another newsgroup) a post from a friend in
Sydney, where it was 102 today! I won't mention the weather here, except to
say that I'm very grateful to live in Southern California.

Joy

"Joy" wrote in message
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"Christina Websell" wrote in message
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For the UK tomorrow so i went out and got all we needed.
Boyfie and myself will be fine for weeks for food.
I got myself a new calor gas bottle for the little heater I have in case
my wood runs out.
We will be Ok.
It's a bit nippy here.
Boyfie has discovered that I put the fire on in the kitchen when it
gets -5 or more.
It's horribly cold here.
We are expecting a foot of snow overnight, but we are prepared ;-)
How lucky I am not to have to go to work..as they would 've deducted my
pay if I did not chance it.
Now I just plough my way down the garden to feed the chickens.
Boyfie always wants to skip his breakfast to "help" feed the chickens.
After that, he is very hungry.
How nice to help your meowmie with chores and then both get your
breakfasts afterwards, like a reward.

Yikes! I just finished (in another newsgroup) a post from a friend in
Sydney, where it was 102 today! I won't mention the weather here, except
to say that I'm very grateful to live in Southern California.


Our weather forecasters are usually right. I'm expecting to get up tomorrow
to a foot of it. 12 inches.
It's already snowing.

On Fri, 18 Jan 2013 03:00:57 +0000, Christina Websell wrote:

"Joy" wrote in message
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"Christina Websell" wrote in message
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For the UK tomorrow so i went out and got all we needed.
Boyfie and myself will be fine for weeks for food.
I got myself a new calor gas bottle for the little heater I have in case
my wood runs out.
We will be Ok.
It's a bit nippy here.
Boyfie has discovered that I put the fire on in the kitchen when it
gets -5 or more.
It's horribly cold here.
We are expecting a foot of snow overnight, but we are prepared ;-)
How lucky I am not to have to go to work..as they would 've deducted my
pay if I did not chance it.
Now I just plough my way down the garden to feed the chickens.
Boyfie always wants to skip his breakfast to "help" feed the chickens.
After that, he is very hungry.
How nice to help your meowmie with chores and then both get your
breakfasts afterwards, like a reward.

Yikes! I just finished (in another newsgroup) a post from a friend in
Sydney, where it was 102 today! I won't mention the weather here, except
to say that I'm very grateful to live in Southern California.


Our weather forecasters are usually right. I'm expecting to get up tomorrow
to a foot of it. 12 inches.
It's already snowing.


Our big storm 3 days ago left 14 inches here, 21 inches at my son's house and many feet in the mountains. Do you have to sho
It has been too cold for the snow to melt. How do your chickens stay warm? Best wishes for you and Boyfriend to kepp warm. MLB

On Fri, 18 Jan 2013 04:24:13 +0000, mlbriggs wrote:

On Fri, 18 Jan 2013 03:00:57 +0000, Christina Websell wrote:

"Joy" wrote in message
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"Christina Websell" wrote in message
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For the UK tomorrow so i went out and got all we needed.
Boyfie and myself will be fine for weeks for food.
I got myself a new calor gas bottle for the little heater I have in case
my wood runs out.
We will be Ok.
It's a bit nippy here.
Boyfie has discovered that I put the fire on in the kitchen when it
gets -5 or more.
It's horribly cold here.
We are expecting a foot of snow overnight, but we are prepared ;-)
How lucky I am not to have to go to work..as they would 've deducted my
pay if I did not chance it.
Now I just plough my way down the garden to feed the chickens.
Boyfie always wants to skip his breakfast to "help" feed the chickens.
After that, he is very hungry.
How nice to help your meowmie with chores and then both get your
breakfasts afterwards, like a reward.

Yikes! I just finished (in another newsgroup) a post from a friend in
Sydney, where it was 102 today! I won't mention the weather here, except
to say that I'm very grateful to live in Southern California.


Our weather forecasters are usually right. I'm expecting to get up tomorrow
to a foot of it. 12 inches.
It's already snowing.


Our big storm 3 days ago left 14 inches here, 21 inches at my son's house and many feet in the mountains. Do you have to sho
It has been too cold for the snow to melt. How do your chickens stay warm? Best wishes for you and Boyfriend to kepp warm. MLB

That should read" Do you have to shovel walkways and driveways yourself? MLB

"The Other Guy" wrote in message
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On Thu, 17 Jan 2013 17:12:43 -0800, "Joy" wrote:


Yikes! I just finished (in another newsgroup) a post from a friend in
Sydney, where it was 102 today! I won't mention the weather here, except
to
say that I'm very grateful to live in Southern California.

Well, it IS summer in Australia!

After weeks of below normal, and even record low temps,
it was nice to get back normal and even above normal temps,
and especially on a day when I needed to go out and do things.

To reply by email, lose the Ks...

Yes, it is summer in Australia. However, apparently the temperature in
Sydney I mentioned was for this morning. The high was 114.6 F - a new
record for Sydney. There's summer, and then there's HOT! I'm glad the
weather was much cooler when we were in Sydney last October.

I'm enjoying the warmer weather, too.

Joy

On Jan 18, 12:59*am, "Christina Websell"
wrote:
We are expecting a foot of snow overnight,

How is it where you are? Just started in London about 40 minutes ago

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

On 1/17/2013 8:12 PM, Joy wrote:
"Christina Websell" wrote in message
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For the UK tomorrow so i went out and got all we needed.
Boyfie and myself will be fine for weeks for food.
I got myself a new calor gas bottle for the little heater I have in case
my wood runs out.
We will be Ok.
It's a bit nippy here.
Boyfie has discovered that I put the fire on in the kitchen when it
gets -5 or more.
It's horribly cold here.
We are expecting a foot of snow overnight, but we are prepared ;-)
How lucky I am not to have to go to work..as they would 've deducted my
pay if I did not chance it.
Now I just plough my way down the garden to feed the chickens.
Boyfie always wants to skip his breakfast to "help" feed the chickens.
After that, he is very hungry.
How nice to help your meowmie with chores and then both get your
breakfasts afterwards, like a reward.

Yikes! I just finished (in another newsgroup) a post from a friend in
Sydney, where it was 102 today! I won't mention the weather here, except to
say that I'm very grateful to live in Southern California.

Joy


And I'm grateful to live in South Carolina! I *will* mention the
weather. (Heh.) It was a balmy 75F/24C yesterday. It did get very,
very windy in the late afternoon and into the evening. At dusk the wind
blowing through the Spanish moss looks delightfully creepy

I felt a little bad for Lynn. She'd gone to a lot of trouble to rake
the leaves in her yard into a neat little pile. She hadn't yet bagged
them. That pile is no longer neat (or even a pile, for that matter).

Tweed, stay warm!

Jill

"jmcquown" wrote in message
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On 1/17/2013 8:12 PM, Joy wrote:
"Christina Websell" wrote in message
...
For the UK tomorrow so i went out and got all we needed.
Boyfie and myself will be fine for weeks for food.
I got myself a new calor gas bottle for the little heater I have in
case
my wood runs out.
We will be Ok.
It's a bit nippy here.
Boyfie has discovered that I put the fire on in the kitchen when it
gets -5 or more.
It's horribly cold here.
We are expecting a foot of snow overnight, but we are prepared ;-)
How lucky I am not to have to go to work..as they would 've deducted my
pay if I did not chance it.
Now I just plough my way down the garden to feed the chickens.
Boyfie always wants to skip his breakfast to "help" feed the chickens.
After that, he is very hungry.
How nice to help your meowmie with chores and then both get your
breakfasts afterwards, like a reward.

Yikes! I just finished (in another newsgroup) a post from a friend in
Sydney, where it was 102 today! I won't mention the weather here, except
to
say that I'm very grateful to live in Southern California.

Joy


And I'm grateful to live in South Carolina! I *will* mention the weather.
(Heh.) It was a balmy 75F/24C yesterday. It did get very, very windy in
the late afternoon and into the evening. At dusk the wind blowing through
the Spanish moss looks delightfully creepy

I felt a little bad for Lynn. She'd gone to a lot of trouble to rake the
leaves in her yard into a neat little pile. She hadn't yet bagged them.
That pile is no longer neat (or even a pile, for that matter).

Tweed, stay warm!

Jill

Except for the Spanish moss, your weather was almost identical to ours.
We're enjoying the warmer weather, because we just had a week-long cold
spell (for here).

Joy

Christina Websell wrote:
For the UK tomorrow so i went out and got all we needed.
Boyfie and myself will be fine for weeks for food.
I got myself a new calor gas bottle for the little heater I have in case my
wood runs out.
We will be Ok.
It's a bit nippy here.
Boyfie has discovered that I put the fire on in the kitchen when it gets -5
or more.
It's horribly cold here.
We are expecting a foot of snow overnight, but we are prepared ;-)
How lucky I am not to have to go to work..as they would 've deducted my pay
if I did not chance it.

Considering the extremes of weather all over the world, I simply cannot
understand how ANYONE can refuse to believe in the reality of "Climate
Change"!