yeah that's right... let the stereotypes roll! :igloo: we had snow today.
it was beautiful yesterday and I was basking in the sun and gardening in my shirtsleeves (70+) but today was cold and windy and there was too much snow on the windshields to leave for the wipers. Gone for the most part now and will get to 70 by the weekend again.

But all is right with the world. Mom had a good checkup yesterday.
Even though she will probably need another surgery the whole sepsis worry is greatly lessened.

And Ocean finally got her three months later

hi to you. yes, you!
i miss ya
and if you tell me that you love me
i'll tell you that I love you too

Thank the Lord! That news rocks!!!


By the way, I like how emm converts the temperature from Celsius for us parochial Americans.

ThreadBare said:

www.unitsconverter.net


you didn't say it but i love you too

meow85 said:

the palm trees did surprise me when I saw them. I had seen the agave plants in Kelowna... but then Kelowna reminded me a lot of Arizona so that didn't surprise me. I saw bamboo at UVic but I had seen bamboo in Arizona... now the magnolias...

emm said:

Oh, girl, you know I love you.

ZombieKitten said:

could you see cities? chicago is at the bottom of lake michigan. I wouldn't have thought you would pass them but I guess I would be surprised at how far north NYC is. I could have flown to NYC for $250 return I'll probably kick myself for that just as long as I kick myself for not going to ONA.

ThreadBare said:

wait a minute, I'm getting jealous

emm said:

I'm sure it was some other lake we didn't fly that far north at all

heartbeatocean said:

and just what are your intentions towards my thready?

ZombieKitten said:

i dunno... when i did a google maps vegas to NYC the road route went right passed the lakes! when I flew over it all you could see was water in every direction. that was a first for me having never left the continent... and it was slightly unnerving for a second! i was surprised at how long it took to fly over it.