Time warp?

[kitanzi]

NOT that I'm complaining, mind you, but.... weather warm and fine enough to leave the windows open in NOVEMBER feels unnatural. Wow! It's enough to distract me from missing proper fall colors! I don't think I'll miss battling snowplows this year, either, though I may miss having a chance at really playing in the snow. On the whole, I think it's a fair tradeoff, and that's not even taking anything ELSE into account! *G*
Speaking of which, thanks to many, many, many of you who have sent good wishes and kind words and love since Friday - you all are the best of all possible friends, I have to say!

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[maedbh7.livejournal.com]

I wonder if it is possible to mail someone a snowball? You're welcome to come build snowmen and make angels with me, should it ever snow in Ohio again. :) -H, whose favorite season is winter....in Alaska...in January....

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[kitanzi.livejournal.com]

I had considered trying to bring snowballs down here with me in a cooler last winter, when I was still making monthly visits. Never did actually do it, but it would have been fun! And if I'm in OH when it snows sometime, we can makes piles of snowballs :)

[mrpsyklops.livejournal.com]

Welcome to Georgia! We sure are glad to have you here! (g)

[(Anonymous)]

Leaving the windows open in November feels unnatural? Yes, but we've been able to do
that too. It got up near 70 Sunday! Of course, we had snow in October. Maybe they should
be talking about global weirding, not global warming.

Ann Onynous

[mood: distrusting]
[music: On All Sides Snow (in my mind's ear)]

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[kitanzi.livejournal.com]

Well, the unnaturally warm weather was promptly followed that night by a string of particularly vicious thunderstorms, and in some nearby locations tornados. Maybe I shouldn't have spoken up, hmmm?

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah. The news up here's been full of reports on the wide swath of Mutha Nature's wrath
down your way. Including Pickens County, which on one map seemed all too close to you.
But I gather it's farther north. Uh, you guys didn't lose your electricity or your roof, right?

Come to think of it, Autographed Cat's sister-by-choice is in Tennessee, which was rather
hard hit. She's OK too, I hope.

Ann Onynous

[mood: thankful we're in the midst of 3 or 4 days of *only* rain and gloom]
[music: Tom Rush's "Galveston Flood"]

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[kitanzi.livejournal.com]

She's fine, thankfully, especially since she's days away from FINALLY being done with this pregnancy. We did lose power for a while, but in the middle of the night it's less of a problem, as long as the alarm clock has batteries. (Not that either of us got much sleep, I think!)