Gwendolyn Alden Dean wrote:

> Ann Burlingham wrote:
>
>> -8 degrees F.
>> Brrr!
>
> -2F here at 11:38 am.
>
> Gwendolyn

Eek! you poor things. Here in the great southeast of the downunder Sunshine
State it's ranging from 20-30 but that's in C not F. We're expecting it to
climb up into the 30s again soon. So if you can blow a little of that cool
our way we'd be happy to receive it.

--
Dr Michael Carden, Sodom/olog/ist, Religion Dept, Queensland University,
Brisbane, Australia, 4072. ph: +61 (07) 3365 7490,
http://www.sodomology.org
"If I can't dance it's not my revolution" - 'Red' Emma Goldman

From:	Andrea Merrell
Subject:	Re: good morning
Date:	19 Jan 2005 02:19:48 GMT

Michael Carden wrote in soc.bi:
> Gwendolyn Alden Dean wrote:
> > Ann Burlingham wrote:
> >> -8 degrees F.
> >> Brrr!
> > -2F here at 11:38 am.
>
> Eek! you poor things. Here in the great southeast of the downunder Sunshine
> State it's ranging from 20-30 but that's in C not F. We're expecting it to
> climb up into the 30s again soon. So if you can blow a little of that cool
> our way we'd be happy to receive it.

A bit of cool stuff 800 miles south of Brisvegas would be nice as
well.

Andi
--
Andrea Merrell, the fluffKitten.
a ratbag scruffy femme,
caffeine addict and known hater of mornings.

From:	Gwendolyn Alden Dean
Subject:	Re: good morning
Date:	Wed, 19 Jan 2005 10:27:44 -0500

Michael Carden wrote:

> Gwendolyn Alden Dean wrote:
> > Ann Burlingham wrote:
> >> -8 degrees F.
> >> Brrr!
> > -2F here at 11:38 am.
>
> Eek! you poor things. Here in the great southeast of the downunder Sunshine
> State it's ranging from 20-30 but that's in C not F. We're expecting it to
> climb up into the 30s again soon. So if you can blow a little of that cool
> our way we'd be happy to receive it.

Well, we've "warmed" up to 7F! Did some cold get down to you?

Gwendolyn

From:	Annette
Subject:	Re: good morning
Date:	Wed, 19 Jan 2005 17:58:08 +0100

"Gwendolyn Alden Dean" skrev i melding
news:41EE7C70.E3E3EC47@cornell.edu...
> Michael Carden wrote:
>
>> Gwendolyn Alden Dean wrote:
>> > Ann Burlingham wrote:
>> >> -8 degrees F.
>> >> Brrr!
>> > -2F here at 11:38 am.
>>
>> Eek! you poor things. Here in the great southeast of the downunder
>> Sunshine
>> State it's ranging from 20-30 but that's in C not F. We're expecting it
>> to
>> climb up into the 30s again soon. So if you can blow a little of that
>> cool
>> our way we'd be happy to receive it.
>
> Well, we've "warmed" up to 7F! Did some cold get down to you?

Nah. It ended up over here

From:	Ayana Craven
Subject:	Re: good morning
Date:	19 Jan 2005 14:50:50 -0500

In article ,
Annette wrote:
>
>"Gwendolyn Alden Dean" skrev i melding
>news:41EE7C70.E3E3EC47@cornell.edu...
>> Michael Carden wrote:
>>
>>> Gwendolyn Alden Dean wrote:
>>> > Ann Burlingham wrote:
>>> >> -8 degrees F.
>>> >> Brrr!
>>> > -2F here at 11:38 am.
>>>
>>> Eek! you poor things. Here in the great southeast of the downunder
>>> Sunshine
>>> State it's ranging from 20-30 but that's in C not F. We're expecting it
>>> to
>>> climb up into the 30s again soon. So if you can blow a little of that
>>> cool
>>> our way we'd be happy to receive it.
>>
>> Well, we've "warmed" up to 7F! Did some cold get down to you?
>
>Nah. It ended up over here

Well, some of Oz's warmth made it up here, it was 60F last night
walking the dogs ! Whoever is pushing it up here, please keep up
the good work !

Ayana, from a half-inch of ice everywhere to shirtsleeves in 24 hours
--
"Most Americans who don't have health care don't have health care
by choice" -- Reed Dickens, Bush-Cheney spokesman, July 15th, 2004

From:	Ann Burlingham
Subject:	Re: good morning
Date:	20 Jan 2005 14:37:10 -0500

Michael Carden writes:

> Eek! you poor things. Here in the great southeast of the downunder Sunshine
> State it's ranging from 20-30 but that's in C not F. We're expecting it to
> climb up into the 30s again soon. So if you can blow a little of that cool
> our way we'd be happy to receive it.

I would gladly throw you a snowball.

From:	Kathryn Burlingham
Subject:	Re: good morning
Date:	Thu, 20 Jan 2005 22:43:13 -0800

Ann Burlingham wrote:
> Michael Carden writes:
>> So if you can blow a little of that cool
>> our way we'd be happy to receive it.
>
> I would gladly throw you a snowball.

Or stuff it down his shorts. We're wise to you missy

From:	Michael Carden
Subject:	Re: good morning
Date:	Sat, 22 Jan 2005 12:56:58 +1000

Kathryn Burlingham wrote:

> Ann Burlingham wrote:
>> Michael Carden writes:
>>> So if you can blow a little of that cool
>>> our way we'd be happy to receive it.
>>
>> I would gladly throw you a snowball.
>
> Or stuff it down his shorts. We're wise to you missy

Eek! that would be somewhat of a shock for this sub-tropical possum. Mind
you if I was one of those folks in Russia who like to go swimming in
subzero temperatures, I o[culd find it quite... entertaining

--
Dr Michael Carden, Sodom/olog/ist, Religion Dept, Queensland University,
Brisbane, Australia, 4072. ph: +61 (07) 3365 7490,
http://www.sodomology.org
"If I can't dance it's not my revolution" - 'Red' Emma Goldman

From:	Sim Aberson
Subject:	Re: good morning
Date:	18 Jan 2005 11:39:45 -0500

In article , Ann Burlingham wrote:
>-8 degrees F.

Wasn't it colder last year when we were there?

>Brrr!

Indeed. Last night's low was 50F.

--
One day, the wind blowed so hard, it blowed a well up out of the ground;
blowed so hard, it blowed a crooked road straight. Another time it
blowed an' blowed, an' scattered the days of the week so bad Sunday
didn't get around 'til late Tuesday mo'nin. - The WPA Guide to Florida

From:	Ann Burlingham
Subject:	Re: good morning
Date:	20 Jan 2005 14:38:07 -0500

aberson@panix.com (Sim Aberson) writes:

> In article , Ann Burlingham wrote:
> >-8 degrees F.
>
> Wasn't it colder last year when we were there?

Most likely. This has been a mild winter. Mostly.

> >Brrr!

> Indeed. Last night's low was 50F.

You. Poor. Thing.

From:	Sim Aberson
Subject:	Re: good morning
Date:	20 Jan 2005 14:42:32 -0500

In article , Ann Burlingham wrote:
>aberson@panix.com (Sim Aberson) writes:
>> Indeed. Last night's low was 50F.
>
>You. Poor. Thing.

But that's not all. Last night, it got all the way down to 48F (8.9C)!

--
One day, the wind blowed so hard, it blowed a well up out of the ground;
blowed so hard, it blowed a crooked road straight. Another time it
blowed an' blowed, an' scattered the days of the week so bad Sunday
didn't get around 'til late Tuesday mo'nin. - The WPA Guide to Florida

From:	Annette
Subject:	Re: good morning
Date:	Wed, 19 Jan 2005 09:14:06 +0100

"Ann Burlingham" skrev i melding
news:wkekgizzqm.fsf@panix.com...
>
> -8 degrees F.
>
> Brrr!

Brrrr indeed!

We've had the mildest winter I've ever experienced so far. This morning I
did however wake up to white stuff covering everything and making it look
light and sparkly and clean :) The forecast for tomorrow is rain again, so
I'll have to make the most of it today.

From:	Ann Burlingham
Subject:	Re: good morning
Date:	20 Jan 2005 14:41:55 -0500

"Annette" writes:

> We've had the mildest winter I've ever experienced so far. This morning I
> did however wake up to white stuff covering everything and making it look
> light and sparkly and clean :) The forecast for tomorrow is rain again, so
> I'll have to make the most of it today.

We had near record-breaking warmth (about 55 here, about 65 in
Rochester) a few days before the bitter cold blew in. I finally got my
bulbs planted. This winter has been much more of what I have come to
consider normal - cold, thaw, rain, freeze, thaw, snow, thaw, blow,
blow, blow. The last two winters - Jason's first here - were
extraordinarily solid - snow, wind, snow, wind, snow, snow, snow,
*cold*. We didn't even have to plow until January, this year.