Winter 2006-07 ...
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your area is the warmest in canada so farOriginally posted by littlestream:woohoo~~~~we gonna get high of PLUS 12 !!!!!
yippee ai ai yippee yippee ai !!!
and the traffic was really light, on my drive to work this morning. must be the march break!!! and hey, empty parking lots !!! *sigh* choice is a stress, don't know which lot to take!
according to weather network this morning
take the one closest to the door so you dont have to walk so much my mom is like that... -
oh really? wow......i would have thought west coast. but, i am not complaining. it really felt like spring this morning. inhaling fresh air as i walked from the parking lot to the office building.Originally posted by udontknowme:your area is the warmest in canada so far
according to weather network this morning
take the one closest to the door so you dont have to walk so much my mom is like that...
hee hee....well, had it been winter, i would.
but nice weather to be walking. now, time to get a dog so i can walk a dog! 
but guess what? weathermen said we may get snow this weekend!
so i better enjoy this while it last. -
Can you believe it? It was 31C here while I was up in Seattle. Hottest day on record. Today's going to be another warm one.
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See? Global warming really works! Keep up the CO2 emissions.Originally posted by jetta:Can you believe it? It was 31C here while I was up in Seattle. Hottest day on record. Today's going to be another warm one.
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Swell ah? Truthfully, we were up there for Grant Aunt's Memorial but it was a happy one. Apparently she was quite well-known in Seattle and there were lots of guests in attendance. The weather was, what else, wet but wasn't that cold. We did manage to squeeze some shopping time, which was great. The hubster is now a proud owner of a pair of pyjama pants with the U Dub logo plastered all over it,Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:See? Global warming really works! Keep up the CO2 emissions.
Hope you had a swell time in Seattle, by the way.
courtesy of Value Village - Grand Aunt's favourite place to shop.
Eh, how was your time change? Uneventful? Did I ever mention that Mexico doesn't switch over for another 3 weeks? Those who must endure the border will have to be inconvenienced until then. -
Somehow, Seattle wouldn't be Seattle without the rain. Glad things went well at your Great Aunt's Memorial.Originally posted by jetta:Swell ah? Truthfully, we were up there for Grant Aunt's Memorial but it was a happy one. Apparently she was quite well-known in Seattle and there were lots of guests in attendance. The weather was, what else, wet but wasn't that cold. We did manage to squeeze some shopping time, which was great. The hubster is now a proud owner of a pair of pyjama pants with the U Dub logo plastered all over it, courtesy of Value Village - Grand Aunt's favourite place to shop.
Eh, how was your time change? Uneventful? Did I ever mention that Mexico doesn't switch over for another 3 weeks? Those who must endure the border will have to be inconvenienced until then.
No surprises on the time change, as it had been publicized by the media way in advance. I wasn't aware Mexico didn't follow the rest of North America on the bringing forward of the DST changeover. I guess the illegals flooding over the border will have to put up with the inconvenience of having to reset their watches for the next three weeks!
Believe it or not, it got up to 58°F yesterday, and actually hit 60°F today. It was weird to see people in tank-tops and shorts out jogging this evening. I actually pulled out the waterhose and washed off all of the accumulated sand and salt from my winter beater earlier this evening. The rust on the car now looks pristine again! -
Re: Condolences, thanks MG.Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:Somehow, Seattle wouldn't be Seattle without the rain. Glad things went well at your Great Aunt's Memorial.
No surprises on the time change, as it had been publicized by the media way in advance. I wasn't aware Mexico didn't follow the rest of North America on the bringing forward of the DST changeover. I guess the illegals flooding over the border will have to put up with the inconvenience of having to reset their watches for the next three weeks!
Believe it or not, it got up to 58°F yesterday, and actually hit 60°F today. It was weird to see people in tank-tops and shorts out jogging this evening. I actually pulled out the waterhose and washed off all of the accumulated sand and salt from my winter beater earlier this evening. The rust on the car now looks pristine again!
Had fun playing with water? The weather hovered in the mid 50s while we were up there so if you moved, no stretch. Talked to the mother out law tonight and she said Seattle temps today hovered in the 30s. Heng ah!
Yesterday as we rolled into our garage cul-de-sac area, some of the neighbourhood kids were in swimtrunks. *digs and siams* -
dear diary
today has been bery interesting
last night got snow pellets snow storm
then after that got rain
then after that got misture of dunno what
this morning when i wake up the road bery icy n slippery and wet and disgusting
i can finally use the boots i bought
so much for this being the last weekend of winter
then the superintent for the apartment damn lazy. dun wan to shovel the ice/snow/slush.
make everyone walking around the apaprtment slip and almost fall and become lousy figure skaters
BUT I LIKE! bery fun.
then when i walk to school that time got icicle rain. so chio
my apartmnt the side door is at a slope. so cool. slide and slide. slide until i missed the door then i pole-danced at the side walk also
ok. hope this is the last snow storm. SPRING FASTER COME OK!