Moi, you are so wrong, you don't live in Paradise, you live in southern California, Paradise is north east of Chico California.

Me thinks Moi has smoked to much pot, thinks he lives in Paradise.

River

Bob3 Ex-BFF has checked out my home on Google Earth or whatever.

Ask him.

From Jamboree Road and Eastbluff Blvd, 92660, scan out. See the back bay nature preserve right nearby.

My weather may not be perfect always, but it is always better then your weather!

Moi

moi621 (imported) wrote: Sun Apr 01, 2012 7:53 pm Paradise, Center of the Universe.

Don't visit.

Today was one of those MidWest days.

The fresh feeling between the rain storms.

Clouds of various species at various altitudes.

Occasional fresh breezes that soon settle down again.

Watched a squirrel raid the bird feeder then scamper down the

fence to the loquat tree. It is huge with plenty of plumb yellow fruit for all. The fruit don't last long when ripened. Planted some seeds in my garden and cleared out some raggedy lettuce. The tomato plants (3) flower but do not fruit. Most of the garden seems on stand by. Waiting to see what the next plant or tree over is gonna do.

A lovely weather day.

Moi

Loquat

http://www.plantanswers.com/loquat3.jpg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loquat

Not Kumquat. Loquat!

Even since the breezes it has just been real nice.

Hazy high white clouds filter the sun and the air is clean.

Tired of Loquats already and can't give them away fast enough.

The Fuji Apple tree looks like it is threatening to wake up. But, it has sent out and exploratory blossom or two before. The Berry patch of boysenberries and black berries are going bananas with fruit while staying within their restrictions.

Every few days I harvest a carrot.

The garlic is turning a bit brown. Started in December. Suggestions? Over water?

Moi

Y'all know where I am.

lucky you

still raining and my garden is still underwater

what a year

apples are getting close to blooming

Beautiful day in the Northwest today! It was in the upper 70s and crystal clear. To celebrate, I'm taking a train from Portland to Seattle tomorrow. It should be a great trip. I was surprised to find out how popular taking the train to Seattle is. At the train station I was told they were sold out for tomorrow, but I was able to go online and get a reservation for the train I wanted, although most trains were sold out. It's been so long since I've taken a trip on a train that I don't think I've ever ridden on Amtrak. At least, I'm pretty sure the last train I rode had a diesel locomotive. I remember taking one that had a steam engine pulling it.

I know I really enjoyed my last couple train rides, both were fun and relaxing.

River

A few miles inland there was a heat wave.

I was bathed in gray, clean fog all day.

Slammr. Please share the weather and other features of

your train trip. Lots of endless forests ala "Twin Peaks"?

moi621 (imported) wrote: Thu Sep 02, 2010 9:41 pm http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

7oDuGN6K3VQ

Bon Voyage!

finally dry beautiful weather

swallows showed up as well yesterday from argentina

76 degrees at 5pm

Its April, it rained.

River