-=> Quoting Sondra Ball to Doug Carter <=-
 SB> Hmmm -- that *does* sound like a good cure.  I wonder whether Bailey's
 SB> Irish creme would work.  That's one of my favorites, you know?
 
 It's a matter of degree, really... ONE is a 'cure', your suggestion is
 ongoing 'preventative' treatment.  Another alternative is IRISH COFFEE.
 But again, purely for medicinal purposes...
 SB> There are some signs around here that spring is coming.  Some of the
 SB> early bulbs (crocuses, probably) are peeking their heads above the
 SB> ground in my yard now.  The onion grass is beginning to sprout, too.
 SB> The trees are stil bare, although I felt the buds on the maples, and
 SB> they seem to be softening.  I've seen robins.  The geese are migrating
 SB> (I think!  It's always hard to tell around here.)
 Let's see, we've had a few Robins and others... they got snowed on hard
 this week.  There is some sign of life in the rangelands in the hills
 around town... on the south facing slopes... or at least there WAS...
 We don't have a lot of deciduous growths in sight, mostly conifers...
 forecast is for a below normal MARCH... which might be good thing 
onsidering
 how much snow is on the ground in the hills... a slow melt is critical this
 year... I've been watching the news and feel sorry for some of my friends
 in W.Va and that area bounding it... also Ohio...
 As for the geese, they are very smart... migration in itself is a good
 indicator of seasonal change, but watch the direction... if they head back
 South you are in for it...
 BTW, any suggestions on the best way to ingest Bailey's... I just happened
 to open a box and found a bottle inside... forgot about it...
 Too bad you are not in the vicinity... but I'll think about you...
 Doug
 
... Eagles may soar, but Weasels don't get sucked into jets.
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