Phil is a fake anyway. It's Philomena...

And from what I understand a flip of the coin would be more accurate then Phil, he/she only is about 38%. if memory serves.

River

Here in IN, we're looking at a winter storm watch, with 4-7" predicted for Monday.

I need to live somewhere it's about 100F all year 'round.

Riverwind (imported) wrote: Sat Mar 23, 2013 6:00 pm And from what I understand a flip of the coin would be more accurate then Phil, he/she only is about 38%. if memory serves.

River

Yes, I saw that last month and giggled to myself.

I wonder how many people realize that guessing "a" or "b" to a choice that is either "a" or "b" has a 50% chance of being right.

Paolo wrote: Sat Mar 23, 2013 6:19 pm Here in IN, we're looking at a winter storm watch, with 4-7" predicted for Monday.

I need to live somewhere it's about 100F all year 'round.

It was average 80 degrees every day in Vegas this past week. You'd be wearing a hoodie...

The Cherry Blossoms smell like sweet cherries.

The Royal Apricot was a white puff ball of blossoms and now has green leaves growing in.

moi621 (imported) wrote: Fri Apr 27, 2012 6:54 pm The Boysenberries and Blackberries are

waking up and flowering also.

The Fuji Apple barely waking up with blossoms you can count while the Avocado continues to threaten to flower.

The Citrus all look like they are trying to have a good year after a year or two of wilt disease

And bountiful Loquats continue to ripen.

Take your snow to the Blizzard Thread

Soon to be "the Flood Thread".

Moi of California

Make that South, Coastal,

A good PBS production is something like "Exiles in Paradise", about the Nazi refugees brought to Hollywood and how they complained of year round "flowers".

moi621 (imported) wrote: Sat Mar 23, 2013 8:11 pm The Cherry Blossoms smell like sweet cherries.

The Royal Apricot was a white puff ball of blossoms and now has green leaves growing in.

moi621 (imported) wrote: Sat Mar 23, 2013 8:11 pm 6840]
The Boysenberries and Blackberries are

waking up and flowering also.

The Fuji Apple barely waking up with blossoms you can count while the Avocado continues to threaten to flower.

The Citrus all look like they are trying to have a good year after a year or two of wilt disease

And bountiful Loquats continue to ripen.

Take your snow to the Blizzard Thread

Soon to be "the Flood Thread".

Moi of California

Make that South, Coastal,

A good PBS production is something like "Exiles in Paradise", about the Nazi refugees brought to Holl
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ywood and how they complained of year round "flowers".

Watch it, or I will snow all over your thread in literary vengeance....

Or maybe one of those 9 year droughts will be in the offering where water will be rationed and everything you have will DIE. Its not nice to make fun of people who are snowed in, in late March.

River

Riverwind (imported) wrote: Sun Mar 24, 2013 5:55 am Or maybe one of those 9 year droughts will be in the offering where water will be rationed and everything you have will DIE. Its not nice to make fun of people who are snowed in, in late March.

River

More fun the second week of April.

It is such a pretty, white, fluffy, high water content snow when it occurs.

I witnessed it in Milwaukee.

It is like regardless of the "Promise" of Spring, Snow Will Return. It reminds me of the Lord's promise & the rainbow.

Enjoy.

Moi of Paradise

aka Southern California

God-damn snow. We've got 3" already and still coming down, all night they say.

My poor daffodils...

Oh well. I'm not going out tomorrow.