Red Ring Tupperware Party, Autumnal Equinoctal Edition (24)

I just looked at the drought map. We have moved from exceptional drought to only extreme drought. It's only by a few miles but it's sort of like moving from super obese to morbidly obese.

http://droughtmonitor.​unl.edu …50303/20150303_​TX_trd.jpg

Here in Vegas were in a "moderate drought," which is better than some parts of the state. Some February rain helped.

http://droughtmonitor.​unl.edu …50303/20150303_​NV_trd.jpg

We're sitting right on the bubble. With the sun, it's definitely reduced clothing weather. If we were to get rain, we'd have flooding again.

Harm wrote in post #17466639

Is that your "happy place" that you go to when you want to leave the snow behind?

LV Moose wrote in post #17467015
Is that your "happy place" that you go to when you want to leave the snow behind?

Only to return back to the white stuff!

What a great wedding on Saturday! Started at 17 degrees, ended at 75 degrees in a warm hall. I left the gear in the car until the shoot began and then ended inside at the reception. It was a long day.

Oh, how I love the blue sky. We still have snow and ice on the ground and it's been warm for days. I don't think my garage will ever be warm again. There was ice still in the snowblower when we went in there yesterday. Starting tomorrow, I refuse to wear a coat out.

Harm, with all that snow you really ought to buy the lad a pair of shoes!

Tapped the maple trees. So not ready to give up winter yet, but there's not much I can do about it.

Harm....why is that poor child barefoot in the snow?

Builds character

Spartan training.

Woolburr wrote in post #17467864
Harm....why is that poor child barefoot in the snow?

have you never been to the beach?

Woolburr wrote in post #17467864
Harm....why is that poor child barefoot in the snow?

we have aclimatised to the frigid cold so much, that it is normal weather to us now. who needs snowboots and shoes?

32F will be shorts - no need for shirts!