>> I was speaking in the present tense -- right now it
 >> pretty much sucks
 >> after 6pm to be out! :P :( (until the next glorious &
 >> beloved SUMMER!!!)

 >  BM> Oh, yeah, I forgot you're way up there.  Here it's getting chillier at
 >  BM> night, too, in the 40's F.  But in the warm summer evenings, we have
 >  BM> mosquitoes, especially if it has rained a lot recently.


Same here. It was so warm sunday night as well as day, and  Monday
morning surprisingly then it got cold when the storm moved in and we
finally got our first hard rain in months. We don't get many skeeters
where I am, not wet enough! :) But if you go where there's
lake/river/creek and wear a coconut oil sun screen you're bound to
attract them and the flies too. They're there, they just stay near
water. We had a HUGE Grackles "Invasion" recently. They're being shot at
in FW... It's been warming up into the seventies during the day when
the sky is clear and chills to the forties at night. Ah. It's
NOVEMBER!

Do you get huge amounts of wonderfully warm fleece everything in your
stores down there? It's like you'd think we had a six month winter in
the teens hehehe. Not that I'm complaining. I love fleece! Funny
though I didn't 'discover' it until we moved south.

 > just another false alarm. You can never tell for
 > sure!! hahahmm. :)

 BM> True.  It was clear as a bell when I got to work, but I took my rain
 BM> jacket in anyway.  At 11, I couldn't see the sky, but it certainly
 BM> wasn't gloomy and raining.  At 12:15, we were having a deluge and
 BM> strong winds.

 "They do say" at this time of year and in the spring... if you don't
like the weather, wait ten minutes.  Yep we got the big windy and
big rainy yesterday. Clear as bell today...


 Cindy

... C'est la vie.

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