Re: calling Winter

["Ronald W. Garrison" <rwgarr@intrex.net>]

katya wrote:

> Ronald W. Garrison wrote
> > ...I don't know where Winter is, but he sure ain't here...
> > It's supposed to get to 99 degrees here today (that's about 37
> Celsius,
> > for you Fahrenheit-challenged folks). ~~~~~~~~:-)...
> What? Hot? NOT FAIR!!! And, do you have any idea exactly how much the
> cold
> impeeds your typing?
> >
> > Can't some of you Aussies or Kiwis help this poor bloke out??
> >
> Well, yes actually. Winter is currently enjoying his rule in NZ. Last
> night, on a slow, warm 'port assisted' walk home from the pub, I found
> a
> native moth - (about 5 inches across, beautiful creature, and
> unmangled,
> unlike the one my cat brought to me yesterday.....) trapped under ice,
> and
> knew exactly how it felt.........strange that he was there at
> all....I've
> never seen one in winter before, let alone 2.......maybe it's an
> omen...........
>
> Yours in wollen jerseys and gas heaters........
>
> Katya


--Sounds like a bit o' heaven to me, right now. It's been in the
nineties lately (about 35 Celcius), with very high humidity. Only a few
more weeks of this...

--Ron

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