moi621 (imported) wrote: Wed Feb 10, 2010 10:21 pm Now I thought Mac and Kristoff and River would just have the

cold wet maybe frozen season, and

the mosquito season.

Moi

The State Bird of Minnesota is, The Mosquito, I am told.

Snowfall this winter was only half of last year until we got the storm last night. It looks like the biggest storm of the season. That is unusual for February. Wonder if that ground hog in Pennsylvania is really a predictor.

It would be great if we could ship those mosquitos to you.

Riverwind (imported) wrote: Wed Feb 10, 2010 9:21 pm Having been born and raised in Southern California, I really love the 4 seasons we have here in Wisconsin,

2 weeks or so of spring,

3 months of summer,

2 or so weeks of fall

and 6 months of winter

That is 10 months. What happened to other two months of the year?

fhunter wrote: Thu Feb 11, 2010 9:37 am That is 10 months. What happened to other two months of the year?

We just can not bear talking about it. --FLO--

Amazing how fast the cold dry air can suck the water out of the landscaping.

No new rain in the long term forcast.

Is this the end for Califo-nia's '09-'10 rainy season?

Stay tuned for updates here, as everyone cares about Southern Califo-nia.

Moi

moi621 (imported) wrote: Sat Feb 13, 2010 3:08 pm Amazing how fast the cold dry air can suck the water out of the landscaping.

No new rain in the long term forcast.

Is this the end for Califo-nia's '09-'10 rainy season?

Stay tuned for updates here, as everyone cares about Southern Califo-nia.

Moi

Just heard on the news that you had so much rain that the hill sides were becomming unstable and roads were collapsing.

Mac (imported) wrote: Sat Feb 13, 2010 4:22 pm Just heard on the news that you had so much rain that the hill sides were becomming unstable and roads were collapsing.

That's not too much rain.

That is usual, Califo-nia geology.

Moi

meditating for more rain

moi621 (imported) wrote: Sat Feb 13, 2010 5:07 pm That's not too much rain.

That is usual, Califo-nia geology.

Moi

meditating for more rain

I live in the San Gabriel Mountains just south of the national forest. We've had three landslides on our road; the crews are working full time to rebuild the areas.

gareth19 (imported) wrote: Sat Feb 13, 2010 9:32 pm I live in the San Gabriel Mountains just south of the national forest. We've had three landslides on our road; the crews are working full time to rebuild the areas.

That is just the nature of California.

And what should be expected when you are backed up against the San Gabs.

Please don't wish the rest of us less rain, over it.

Moi

moi621 (imported) wrote: Sun Feb 14, 2010 9:31 pm That is just the nature of California.

And what should be expected when you are backed up against the San Gabs.

Please don't wish the rest of us less rain, over it.

Moi

I know that; I've lived here all my life and know how to drive in the rain and up mountain roads. It is, however, a pain when the police limit access on the road and you have to show every cop standing in the rain your ID to get home.

I know, you would think if you showed it to one the rest would realize it and wave you through, but Cops being what they are have badge suffering from a what ever envy they have feel its there responsibility to be what they do the best, being a pain in the ass.

River