How Can You Tell Spring Is Near In Your Part Of The World?

[dilligaf]

...or dinner plates for that matter.

You do know that there are days when you truly are a PITA, don't you?








JK

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

You do know that there are days when you truly are a PITA, don't you?

You know, my ex used to tell me that I didn't believe her either.

 

[dilligaf]

You do know that there are days when you truly are a PITA, don't you?

You know, my ex used to tell me that I didn't believe her either.

Good, glad you don't believe me either. LOL I really enjoy your posts.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

Good, glad you don't believe me either. LOL I really enjoy your posts.

...and yours as well. Enjoy your 75 degree weather. It is 45 and damp and raw here.

 

[dilligaf]

...and yours as well. Enjoy your 75 degree weather. It is 45 and damp and raw here.

Wanna come and visit?

 

[Tater's Dad]

Oops... I usually try to spell better than that....

 

[stevetheupsguy]

You do know that there are days when you truly are a PITA, don't you?

You know, my ex used to tell me that I didn't believe her either.

You know, my ex used to tell me that, I didn't believe her either.

Everybody makes mistakes sometimes, even damp, raw, upstate NY'ers.

 

[trplnkl]

Atleast we don't have bugs the size of diner plates!

Bugs that size are easier to hit with the .22 pistol.

 

[stevetheupsguy]

Bugs that size are easier to hit with the .22 pistol.

They're protected here, as the mosquito is the state bird.

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

They're protected here, as the mosquito is the state bird.

I always thought "snow birds" were the state bird of Florida.

 

[trplnkl]

I always thought "snow birds" were the state bird of Florida.

Just for those 65 and older.

 

[dilligaf]

I always thought "snow birds" were the state bird of Florida.

Hhehehehe, "snowbirds' could be the state bird of AZ, too. At least 6 months a year.

 

[stevetheupsguy]

I always thought "snow birds" were the state bird of Florida.

Nah, they're like Canadian Geese, flock in around Sept-Oct, and flock back out Apr-May.

 

[rod]

Nah, they're like Canadian Geese, flock in around Sept-Oct, and flock back out Apr-May.

That migration works both ways. If you checked out any of the resorts on our 10,000 plus lakes or who owns all the lake cabins you would tend to believe that there wasn't anyone left living in Iowa, Mo, Ks, Il, from middle of may until middle of oct. As the cold drives us south during the winter - so does the heat a humidity drive others north in the summer. The only difference is that the Iwegens come up wearing a pair of bib overalls with a dollar bill in the pocket and go back home without changing either one. (just kidding)