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mackillian
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Um, it's the first day of June.

I'm in jeans and a sweatshirt.

Something's wrong here.
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It's 80 degrees here in Columbus.

I've been tempted most of the day to turn my heater on.

Something's wrong here.
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mackillian
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o_O

Um, yes. o_O
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I'm pretending it's because I'm tired. Or it could just be A/C and the fact that I STILL don't get to see daylight even though I don't work nights anymore. [Frown]
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Mack, this is a weather pattern I refuse to complain about. I love it cool. It was nice to see the sun the other day, though, I must admit. If it could be sunny, and cool like this, all summer, now that would be weather I'd enjoy.
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The fruit are falling off the apricot tree from over-ripening, have been for a week.
In all previous years, the first pickable apricots didn't arrive until after the 4th of July.

The almond and other trees are similarly confuzzled.
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I'll trade you mack.... [Wink]
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...and here I thought from the thread title that it would be a link to pretty photos of NH in the spring....

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Just keep hinting, Farmgirl, you never know if somebody in NH just might take some new pretty pictures.

Or some more hiking pictures.
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On the bright side, it's already June and we have only had a handful of 100+ days in Las Vegas so far this year. Might be a "cool" summer, which I would love.
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mackillian
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I'll take some new pretty spring hiking pictures once the snow has cleared up in the mountains.

Liz, I actually love this weather right now (partly sunny and cool). It just seems odd for June.
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There were days in May when it was so cool and crisp that I thought it was fall. I never noticed how much the colors of early spring are similar to those of fall. So I agree, it is weird this yea, and my chile peppers are not going to like it one bit.
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yay June!

(I acutally don't mind the coolness of this year, it's delayed blackfly season)
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Last year at our county fair (july in southern IN) we had kids wearing letter jackets, you aren't supposed to wear those in the summer. It was cold, I showed my dog with sweats under my skirt.
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It's also delayed mosquito season. Give mid-70s soon though. upper-50s/low-60s is getting to be a bit monotonous (though I love the rain).

We basically had April in [EDIT: Err, May, dangit]!

-Bok
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mackillian
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While blackfly season has been delayed, mud season certainly has made itself known.

I've also noticed Just How White my legs are. They're BLINDING.

The only summer coldness I really remember is when I was either a camper, or working at a summer camp. Then you wore sweats in the morning and at night. And rainy days were really cold.

But that was CAMP.
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How's Nathan taking the wacky northern weather?
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mackillian
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He keeps saying there's too much water.
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Well, perhaps the mosquitoes are delayed where you guys are, but not here in Swampland, a.k.a. our yard.
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quote:

I've also noticed Just How White my legs are. They're BLINDING.
good point.


BUT, its warm today!!!! And its supposed to be warm tomorrow!

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