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UniquelyMoi
IP: 66.215.188.48
11/22/2005
17:19:36 |
 Subject: The Changing Seasons
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I love this time of year. We have some cold nights, warm days, warm night, cold days and the fronds on the palm trees start to turn a peekid color of yellow, followed by brown, then they drop on the ground. :::sighs:::: You don't want to send your kids to play in or on them though, as they have some nasty little pokey things. And you don't want to be standing under a palm tree when they let go of the fronds because you might get hurt. Oh, and they have been known to cause a flat tire. But other than that, it just such a glorious time of year. And you Easterners think you're the only ones with changing seasons ;)
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Barbara Wheeler
IP: 66.82.9.91
11/22/2005
17:28:19 |  RE: The Changing Seasons
Message:
Any more in the south east we only have two seasons. Summer, thats the one that has only two temperatures, HOT & HOTTER. Then we have Winter, thats the one that has only two temperatures, COLD AND BONE CRUSHING!
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cheryl
IP: 206.159.161.156
11/22/2005
17:28:58 | RE: The Changing Seasons
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yeah, raking and sucking leaves for days on end isn't fun, but i do love the colors!
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cheryl
IP: 206.159.161.156
11/22/2005
17:30:23 | RE: The Changing Seasons
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don't forget the pine needle season! oh yeah, that's year round. i forgot!
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joytoday
IP: 69.139.202.143
11/22/2005
17:32:25 | RE: The Changing Seasons
Message:
I like fall too Moi. The only problem for me is watching everything die, and the shorter days. Gives me the blues. But I love to see the trees change colors, so beautiful. You should see the mountains around here all speckled with the different trees and colors of leaves on them, absolutely breathtaking!
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Jill
IP: 68.101.166.106
11/22/2005
22:09:49 | RE: The Changing Seasons
Message:
Being a Southern California gal, you can imagine what an eye-
opener it was when I lived in New York for five years and
experienced my first change of seasons. I will say it was truly
breathtaking to go up to Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut,
etc. and see the leaves change color in person. I had only seen
photos - had never experienced it in its full glory. That was truly
one of my highlights of living in the east, along with drinking
that fresh apple cider on a brisk day. And don't even get me
started on what an idiot I made of myself when I saw my first
snowfall in the city!
When I lived in Los Angeles, there was always the running joke
that we had seasons: fire, floods, mudslides and drought. But
given that the rest of the country has had its share of wicked
weather, I think all of us have new definitions of how seasons
change!
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Anonymous
IP: 66.82.9.82
11/22/2005
22:55:39 | RE: The Changing Seasons
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>When I lived in Los Angeles, there was always the running joke
that we had seasons: fire, floods, mudslides and drought. But
given that the rest of the country has had its share of wicked
weather, I think all of us have new definitions of how seasons
change!<
That is a mouthful. Every where you look there is some other catastrophic condition going on!
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Barbara Wheeler
IP: 66.82.9.82
11/22/2005
22:56:40 | RE: The Changing Seasons
Message:
OOPS! That was me! Sorry, I forgot to do the name thingy!
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