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Old 03-21-2012, 11:02 PM   #1
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Snowbird exodus

The snowbird migration has started in our park. Several friends have left and we are now seeing lots of people passing through. The weather is not good at home so we are staying a few more weeks.
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Old 03-22-2012, 07:43 AM   #2
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They're nuts! 80 degree weather in AZ is much more pleasant that 70 degree weather in places where the humidity is higher. I've seen mild winters suddenly turn cold late in Spring. I was up in Evanston, WY almost two years ago and, after a comparatively mild (by WY standards) winter, they actually got 2" of snow the morning of May 22nd. We saw light snow flurries off and on all day long although nothing was sticking after that morning's snow (the wind was bitter cold, too). They were supposed to get a repeat on May 23rd but we blew town at o'dark thirty in the morning before it happened. This was unusual even for Wyoming (and Evanston gets "milder" weather that the rest of WY).

Then there was the little winter storm AZ had last weekend that dumped more snow and rain in two days than we received in any one storm the entire winter. (Btw, my sister in Lubbock, TX, says thank you for the rain we sent them).
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Got that right Jeannie.. I got home last night.. went from to hot to enjoy to FREEZING temps overnight...
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Got that right Jeannie.. I got home last night.. went from to hot to enjoy to FREEZING temps overnight...
Welcome back!!!! I guess my call to Border Services went unanswered as I was so looking forward to hearing your rants about the treatment especially when Bubba gave you the rubber glove treatment, while you went through secondary.:hihi:
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Welcome back!!!! I guess my call to Border Services went unanswered as I was so looking forward to hearing your rants about the treatment especially when Bubba gave you the rubber glove treatment, while you went through secondary.:hihi:
I didn't know I had left town, let alone the country.
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Got that right Jeannie.. I got home last night.. went from to hot to enjoy to FREEZING temps overnight...
I remember about 8-10 years ago, the AZ Ren Fest fairgrounds east of A.J. got snow in early April. I missed it because I was driving through a snow storm on the I-5 south of Grapevine at the time. I made a pit stop in Gorman and the local yokels said it was very unusual to get snow that time of year.
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Old 03-31-2012, 10:47 PM   #7
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We will still be in Parker for another two weeks. Then we will slowly work our way to North Idaho. It is raining and flooding there right now.
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Welcome back!!!! I guess my call to Border Services went unanswered as I was so looking forward to hearing your rants about the treatment especially when Bubba gave you the rubber glove treatment, while you went through secondary.:hihi:
I handed the little girl my list of purchases (under $600.00) she looked at it smiled sweetly said "welcome home" and waved me through... Would have let her check me with her rubber glove all day... ROTFLOL
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Mother Nature has a sense of April Fools humor. Got up, made coffee, let dogs out. Into an inch of snow!

DW's garden book says we have never had frost after March 24! All the old timers are scratching their heads. And I'm one of them.
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I handed the little girl my list of purchases (under $600.00) she looked at it smiled sweetly said "welcome home" and waved me through... Would have let her check me with her rubber glove all day... ROTFLOL

Your border patrol ladies must look a lot nicer than ours.
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Your border patrol ladies must look a lot nicer than ours.
She was CUTE....
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