Hey now! Don't curse us berry. The cold weather is the only weather I look forward to in Georgia.
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I'll take it!
UGH! Not me! I like my climate at 75 - 80 year round. I need to move way south.
WOOT!! I can get in! I started to get worried that they'd banned me! (as if!)
We hit 99 on Saturday and yesterday's high was 68 This part of the midwest (Yes, we're midwest even though I live in KY) is a bit wacky.
#3 left for school this morning in shorts and ran right back in the door to change into pants. Un-ironed and looking like they'd been shoved in the back of his closet since April (because they have!) but he wore them anyway.
#3 left for school this morning in shorts and ran right back in the door to change into pants. Un-ironed and looking like they'd been shoved in the back of his closet since April (because they have!) but he wore them anyway.
LOL - None of my boys are into fashion - heck they don't care if it's clean or not. Now the oldest 2 do care if smells...but that apparently is relative?
Yeah. My favorite was always.... "Mom, do these stink too bad to wear?"
Sure was glad they were grown before they grew to care about having clean clothes and such. HAHAHAH! Just kidding. AHAHA!
Sure was glad they were grown before they grew to care about having clean clothes and such. HAHAHAH! Just kidding. AHAHA!
My 14 yr old is a neat freak when it comes to clothes and shoes.Its got to be stylin!
Aren't they something? The devastation must be awful and I feel bad for all the loss!
I must say though, Mother Nature's fury is beautiful in those shots.
The beauty of Mother Nature and her destructive nature shouldn't go hand in hand - but so often do. Love the shot, but want to smack the person taking it for getting too close!
Praying for Texas.
Yeah, it's pretty bad here. Spare a positive thought to the over 500 and growing families who have lost their homes!
The worst part about fires, at least here, is that once the fire is put out it's still just the beginning. We live at the base of the San Francisco Peaks and there are areas that are still flooding EVERY time it rains. The floods have killed more people than the fire, and it will continue for years before there is enough new growth to hold the top soil in place. All because someone didn't watch the BBQ well enough.
For those of you affected by fires, this articles explains about the flooding we've had. The people who were affected by the flooding would have had to purchase their flood insurance the day the fire started to have been covered for the first one. http://tucsoncitizen.com/arizona-ne...residents-affected-by-fires-brace-for-floods/
Please take care of yourselves, now and in the future.
For those of you affected by fires, this articles explains about the flooding we've had. The people who were affected by the flooding would have had to purchase their flood insurance the day the fire started to have been covered for the first one. http://tucsoncitizen.com/arizona-ne...residents-affected-by-fires-brace-for-floods/
Please take care of yourselves, now and in the future.
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Good morning PIFers!
OMG!Those pics are frightening yet amazing.What a horrible thing.
OMG!Those pics are frightening yet amazing.What a horrible thing.
We have the opposite problem of you, way to much water here and still raining.
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