Here We Go Again.

[panther]

Originally Posted by emzy

I dont like it, it means the boys get up even earlier!!!

I had that problem with my lad.....soon solved it though...put a blackout blind on their window......, works a treat

[Eric]

Originally Posted by West Ender

Not here it doesn't, matey. Where I live it means an inch of snow, half melted then frozen solid in lumps, freezing cold winds blowing rain and sleet into your face, chilblains, colds and 'flu.

Now I know why I left When the weather is crappy like that, stay inside, hit the couch, pick up the remote, phone out for a pizza, grab a cold one from the fridge and do some positive hibernation And while you have the remote in your hand, do some channel surfing ... maybe you will find a hockey game to watch

[katex]

Originally Posted by West Ender

Not here it doesn't, matey. Where I live it means an inch of snow, half melted then frozen solid in lumps, freezing cold winds blowing rain and sleet into your face, chilblains, colds and 'flu.

Good one West Ender .. suppose we are never prepared are we.

Just noticed today the leaves sprouting on the bushes/trees ... great ...

[Eric]

English winters sound a lot like summer in Northern Manitoba

[Eric]

Originally Posted by katex

Good one West Ender .. suppose we are never prepared are we.

Just noticed today the leaves sprouting on the bushes/trees ... great ...

We are getting a lot of signs of spring too ... and I don't just mean the clocks going ahead .... we are not at the leaf sprouting stage just yet, but most of the snow is gone; thank god we had a slow melt with no major flooding in the low lying areas. Some of our country roads can turn into rivers at this time of year ... (particularly the Creekford Road ... go figure) .... But there are big vees of Canada honkers heading north or settling in by the open water on the lake ... the ducks are back and there are more raccoons and skunk wandering around the town after dark.