kristoff wrote: Tue Apr 11, 2017 5:33 pm Snowing in Minneapolis right now. Expecting up to 2 inches in affected areas. It will be gone in a day or so as the weather warms back into the 50s and 60s.

Oooooh I love it when it snows in Minnesota: the Red Nun stands out so much better against a white snowy backdrop

It has been Sunny all week here and in the high 60's and low 70's. One day even made it to 81.

As I said, went from dust to a couple of inches of snow Sunday morning. It is turkey season and the hunters showed up at breakfast in their brown-olive-green camouflage outfits.

MacTheWolf (imported) wrote: Tue Apr 11, 2017 7:38 pm Oooooh I love it when it snows in Minnesota: the Red Nun stands out so much better against a white snowy backdrop

It has been Sunny all week here and in the high 60's and low 70's. One day even made it to 81.

Snow is all melted. Greening again.

kristoff wrote: Tue Apr 11, 2017 5:33 pm Snowing in Minneapolis right now. Expecting up to 2 inches in affected areas. It will be gone in a day or so as the weather warms back into the 50s and 60s.

My wishes fulfilled. Thank you.

The Greatest State of California has had new record precipitation in the Northern and maybe Central areas.

Record snow and over flowing reservoirs.

There have been rain attempts here in the O.C. but most have fizzled out or only a misting.

The sweet shelling peas are full of flowers and ripening pea pods. Over 6' tall and I have live trapped and

relocated the 7th squirrel.

Moi

Glad to hear the horrid drought in California is finally over.

Spring is still struggling here in Toronto, days are warmish (10 -15 degrees Celsius) but nights are still close to the freezing point.

Spring usually lasts about 3 hours and soon we will all be complaining about the heat and humidity

Cheers

M

Mandler1 (imported) wrote: Fri Apr 14, 2017 6:30 pm Glad to hear the horrid drought in California is finally over.

Spring is still struggling here in Toronto, days are warmish (10 -15 degrees Celsius) but nights are still close to the freezing point.

Spring usually lasts about 3 hours and soon we will all be complaining about the heat and humidity

Cheers

M

What is that is American?

How about a Metric Calendar too.

http://www.btreport.net/articles/2015/0 ... endar.html

or Napoleon's ole Metric Calendar

Paolo wrote: Sun Sep 18, 2016 12:16 pm [quote="fhunter" time=14740850

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Eh.

Moi

The editor's note at the end of the metric calendar article shows the guy has a future in politics (note to moderator - not going there). Thankks Moi.

Coming soon the Metric Clock

with your day conveniently blocked of into Decidays, or tenth days

of 2.4 hours each. And on down the 10ths it will read.

The weather here has been 60's and alternating clouds and clear.

How tall those sweet shelling peas may grow I cannot imagine. Over 6' tall now.

I live captured and released the 9th squirrel from my back yard.

I never imagined more than two or three. The cage is reset and baited with peanut butter.

Moi

60s centigrade or fahrenheit? You mean 0.9 dekasquirrels?

moi621 (imported) wrote: Sun Apr 16, 2017 5:36 pm I live captured and released the 9th squirrel from my back yard.

I never imagined more than two or three. The cage is reset and baited with peanut butter.

Moi

If I find you in the cage, I'll know how much you like peanut butter.