4/28/2007 - Summer

4/28/2007 - Summer

I wish I could live summer where 80 was considered hot for the summer, up here when summer really gets kicking we can reach tripple digits, just yesturday it was 94 and we are not suppose to reach those kind of tempatures in the spring, so it looks like it is going to be one hot summer

4/28/2007 - Hi

That sounds heavenly to me too. Sorry I haven't been very social lately. I was really excited to see your picture though!

5/1/2007 - Hello There, Dutchboy.

G'day,
Crikey! I would bet you you have more water in the land of windmills and tulips, than this arid nation of Australia. If we don't get good rain soon, I don't think we will have to worry about being up that well known creek in a barb wire canoe without a paddle. No water, so won't sink. "Who won the World Cup Cricket Final?" Your prediction for the final two was good. I was thinking
New Zealand would make it, to the final...I was wrong. Anyway
just wanted to pop in and say a friendly g'day.
Love and (((((HUGS))))) From Dawnie. x

5/1/2007 - Me Again,

It's heading into winter here and it is 9:30 PM and the temperature is 64% F. So if you are starting Summer and you consider that hot...You had better come over here and try our summer heat...one word stifling.
Love and ((((HUGS)))) From Dawnie. x

5/1/2007 - Summer

Well, 80 degrees is considered hot for this time of year. What we call hot in real summer is 95+ degrees, but if the temperature stays around 80 degrees all summer, we still call it pretty successful. And yes we do have far more water than all of Australia, but it's just what you are used to isn't it? It's dry enough that farmers are beginning to get worried and that dykes are weakening and that is considered bad.

As for Terri's comment, as long as I structurally have more comments than entries on my blog, I'm happy. I seem to have achieved that for the next few months.

Edited by dutchboy on 5/1/2007 at 3:16 PM