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Re: MY YARD TODAY-LAST DAY OF MAY 2009
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Sun May 31, 2009 3:58 pmby mitch5252
Oh, you poor thing. And here I thought WE had a never-ending winter!!!
Still love your setting, though...just not your weather!
Re: MY YARD TODAY-LAST DAY OF MAY 2009
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Sun May 31, 2009 6:40 pmby Lotus
Wow, what a difference from your home and ours. Although I've been extremely busy, I did take about 30 minutes around 4 pm to get in the pool.....finally the water is 80 degrees!!
It seems like you are an amazing gal and do so many things in life, plus seem to be very good with a camera and the computer. In thinking about that I almost chuckled in thinking that and then thinking how you aren't good with acronyms!! Please understand that I'm not being critical of that...it just tickled me!! And I'm not that great with them either!! Have learned many just from the forum. I would love to be able to do some of the many things that you do. Keep sharing it all with us.
Lotus
Re: MY YARD TODAY-LAST DAY OF MAY 2009
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Sun May 31, 2009 9:41 pmby Liz
Hard to believe it's snowing there, but it has happened before I remember from my growing up years in NE. Surely it will melt quickly.
Re: MY YARD TODAY-LAST DAY OF MAY 2009
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Mon Jun 01, 2009 11:30 amby bluepinecones
Love the videos.
Crazy isn't it that you had to cut grass between snow storms.
Wish I could share a bit of our high 90s temp with you; would be nice to get yours up about 20 degrees and mine down by that much.
Re: MY YARD TODAY-LAST DAY OF MAY 2009
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Tue Jun 02, 2009 12:21 amby bluepinecones
Hard to believe but with the temp above 90 this late this afternoon, we got hit with an unpredicted brief storm including pea size hail. That may be a first for this area on June 1. Sorry I did not have camera handy.
Re: MY YARD TODAY-LAST DAY OF MAY 2009
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Tue Jun 02, 2009 4:08 amby Nasoosie
The weather this year is graphically demonstrating climate changes, for sure. Things have been way more weird than usual for late winter/spring. I am so hoping the hurricane season won't follow suit.
