What's the weather like where you are?

[valley]

rainbow, Teburulating

You have to start with Tuberculation the depositing of material/ corrosion. First I was in the process of taking the C out because the process would be removing not depositing.

C represents Ciefee/Coffee=Coffee Goodness.

Removing the C would leave a word that to a person who "was very good with words" might think misspelled.

Therefore being a coined word the spelling of this action is forever to be spelled: TEBURULATING!

That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

Richard

[valley]

Sun is out, but because of our late return to the mountain the road up to the barn snowed. That means no taking the hay bales up with the tractor.
We the four of us will be taking it up by sled. Wifey and the girls figured out how to do it, they sled the bales up, than push the bales up a ladder to the barn overhead. They say it's not a problem.

The temperature is up to 28degrees.

[applestar]

Sounds like a glimpse out of Laura Ingalls Wilder book

We are having crazy weather -- unseasonal high of 70°F today (windy and blustery, too) and forecast low of 28°F (windchill of 16°) Tuesday night ...some might think its the cold air from the North Pole...

[PaulF]

On the night of the winter solstice which is the start of calendar winter as opposed to December 1 which is the start of meteorological winter (real first day of winter) we got dumped on by six inches (or for the Canadians, 15 centimeters) of that nasty white stuff. My hopes of a nice brown Christmas have been ruined. As much as I hate winter, I know Spring is on the way.

[valley]

Skiing Paul, you can't ski without snow. Some people ski for a living, you can't ski on brown stuff. But I love Spring.

We exchange presents on the 25th than count the 12 days of Christmas until the 5th of January , and venerate the Holy Birth.



Christ is born and reveal. Blessed is the revelation of Christ.

Have a happy, Holy Christmas.

[DoubleDogFarm]

[rainbowgardener]

Like applestar, being whipsawed. High nearly 70 on Sun, 37 today, 26 tomorrow. And low tonight 18, with windchill factor in the single digits!

AND our furnace died. Came home from a (day late) Solstice celebration last night to a cold house. Furnace repair didn't make it here until mid-afternoon today, by which time the temp inside our house was 55 degrees! But we once again have a warm house now. Thank goodness for furnaces!

[imafan26]

High at around 79 degrees and low around 67. A few sprinkles in the early morning. All in all, I am looking forward to a warm green Christmas. No furnace required.

[valley]

You know, sometimes I think we get more snow than the rest of you. Tell me if I'm wrong.

[digitS']

When you are there on that Mountain . .

. do you have a snow plow for that goat, Valley?



Steve

[applestar]

I feel like such a city mouse -- couldn't tell that was a goat until digitS said it.

It's raining today -- I want snow.

P.S. Didn't get around to looking in this thread until today but glad your furnace was repaired right away and you are staying warm, rainbowgardener. Imafan -- that's average summer temperature for us...makes me think of snowcones and sandy beaches.

[rainbowgardener]

We have had a lot of winter already this winter and it is just getting started! After all the snow in Dec, there's not much snow in the forecast now, but almost a whole week where the temps will never get above freezing, day or night. Brrr ...

[Juliuskitty]

I'm still wishing some of the cold would come down our way. Its still averaging 10-12 degrees above normal for this time of year, more humid than normal too. I am actually envious of you all's cool weather. Very wierd this year.

[valley]

How much snow would you like? Here's a picture from a few years back of the girls coming down past the greenhouse.

[valley]

Just found this dvd the pictures must be 10 years old.
By the way this is the 9th day of Christmas. Today my present was a pack of 6 cushion Crew socks.

digitS', I have a tractor.