It's all relative

[another Linda]

We came down to TV for 4-5 days to get a few chores done but also planned to bask in the sun a bit. Well we were feeling pretty sorry for ourselves because it is cold meaning 55 or so. Ha! Where was my brain? Just talked to my neighbor and found out Sybericuse has had mega snow (like 4 feet!) Our front door is totally drifted over so we'll need to shovel our way in. Makes 55 feel like a sauna.

[Bill-n-Brillo]

Syracuse.............a nice place to be....from -FAR away from come this time of year!!!

I saw an article today on the 4'+ of snow that's piled up around those parts so far. Whew - not for me!!! Central OH's a walk in the park compared to those kinds of places.

Bill

[another Linda]

Syracuse.............a nice place to be....from -FAR away from come this time of year!!!

I saw an article today on the 4'+ of snow that's piled up around those parts so far. Whew - not for me!!! Central OH's a walk in the park compared to those kinds of places.

Bill
Yeah, but we're tough!

[Bill-n-Brillo]

Yeah, but we're tough!

I'd say so! :)

We're wimps - we both dislike the cold and the snow. Can't seem to be able to spend enough time in TV!!

Bill

[another Linda]

I'd say so! :)

We're wimps - we both dislike the cold and the snow. Can't seem to be able to spend enough time in TV!!

Bill
To be honest I'd like to not have to be tough for another week or so. But we'll be back in February for a couple of months. Until then ... :cold:

[Bill-n-Brillo]

To be honest I'd like to not have to be tough for another week or so. But we'll be back in February for a couple of months. Until then ... :cold:

Gives you something to look forward to!! :)

Bill

[redwitch]

Go golfing tomorrow or ride your bikes -- you'll feel much better! As to Syberiacuse, ignore it for now, enjoy what warmth we have. At least it was relatively nice this afternoon. (But don't hurry home -- I'm still waiting for another bbq.)

[Barefoot]

We came down to TV for 4-5 days to get a few chores done but also planned to bask in the sun a bit. Well we were feeling pretty sorry for ourselves because it is cold meaning 55 or so. Ha! Where was my brain? Just talked to my neighbor and found out Sybericuse has had mega snow (like 4 feet!) Our front door is totally drifted over so we'll need to shovel our way in. Makes 55 feel like a sauna.

I find myself complaining about our cold temperatures to friends in Canada. No sympathy there!..:cold:

[tony]

No sympathy from here either!

[duffysmom]

We enclosed our lanai in glass last year and we are reaping the rewards during this cold snap. Since it faces east we get that tropical sun each morning and the lanai is warm and cozy. Duffy sits in my lap as I read the newspapers and work on getting my Vitimin D. Life is good in TV.:wave:

[another Linda]

http://photos.syracuse.com/syracusecom_photo_essays/2010/12/the_snow_just_keeps_piling_up.html

Beautiful day in The Villages. Helps to know what you are missing!

[Bill-n-Brillo]

http://photos.syracuse.com/syracusecom_photo_essays/2010/12/the_snow_just_keeps_piling_up.html

Beautiful day in The Villages. Helps to know what you are missing!

Holy Bat Guano, Batman!! Now THAT'S some snow!! :)

Bill

[swrinfla]

And, to think that ages ago I got excited when the snow began! Now I just quietly gloat about our low-30s temperatures and lack of snow!

Some of my old friends up north no longer think it funny when I send them news of beautiful sunshine (not telling them how cold we really feel!). :a20:

SWR
:beer3:

[Barefoot]

No sympathy from here either!

Tony will soon be publishing his annual snow plowing pictures! :cold:

[Schaumburger]

I can barely tolerate the winters in Chicago anymore; I don't know how the people in Syracuse-Buffalo do it. I spent the first 18 years of life in eastern Iowa, 1 miserable year in suburban Detroit that I try to forget and 31 years in the Chicago area, so I've seen 50 snowy winters. I enjoyed the snow when I was a child, but if I never saw another snowflake again, it would be OK by me.

[FMF Doc]

I can barely tolerate the winters in Chicago anymore; I don't know how the people in Syracuse-Buffalo do it. I spent the first 18 years of life in eastern Iowa, 1 miserable year in suburban Detroit that I try to forget and 31 years in the Chicago area, so I've seen 50 snowy winters. I enjoyed the snow when I was a child, but if I never saw another snowflake again, it would be OK by me.

Ill second that !!!!

[JenAjd]

We're permenant here...hopefully! People back home (the midwest) are having freezing drizzle as I type and there's a winter-storm-watch out for tomorrow into the weekend. Some places have a 10" forecast to look foreward to. Arrrrrrgggghhh! I know it's all relative...BUT...hopefully those of us in T.V. won't have to deal with any of that.

[Barefoot]

I can barely tolerate the winters in Chicago anymore; I don't know how the people in Syracuse-Buffalo do it. I spent the first 18 years of life in eastern Iowa, 1 miserable year in suburban Detroit that I try to forget and 31 years in the Chicago area, so I've seen 50 snowy winters. I enjoyed the snow when I was a child, but if I never saw another snowflake again, it would be OK by me.

When I first started spending winters in TV, I thought I'd be happy to never see another Canadian snowflake again. This will be my fourth snowless winter. By now, I've forgotten all the bad stuff about snow and I only remember all the good stuff. Especially riding my horse in the forest during the first snowfall of the year. I'm actually starting to miss the little white flakes. I know they look better on TV than they are in person, but there is something romantic about snowflakes.:loco:

[Halle]

When I first started spending winters in TV, I thought I'd be happy to never see another Canadian snowflake again. This will be my fourth snowless winter. By now, I've forgotten all the bad stuff about snow and I only remember all the good stuff. Especially riding my horse in the forest during the first snowfall of the year. I'm actually starting to miss the little white flakes. I know they look better on TV than they are in person, but there is something romantic about snowflakes.:loco:

Barefoot,
I'm still up here in the far far north and it was -01 !:cold: this morning and the snow that fell in October will still be here in May!:cus:

I wonder if I will ever miss the snow once we have moved back to Florida.

We will be back in TV in 3 days!:MOJE_whot::MOJE_whot::MOJE_whot:

See you soon.

[Barefoot]

Barefoot,
I'm still up here in the far far north and it was -01 !:cold: this morning and the snow that fell in October will still be here in May!
I wonder if I will ever miss the snow once we have moved back to Florida.
We will be back in TV in 3 days See you soon.

See you soon Halle.

It's taken me four winters to miss snow, and I'd only want it around for a week at the most! And no freezing temperatures, a balmy 30 would be nice.

Snow from October until May? :22yikes::yuck:

[thomas borst]

lived in Fl. for the past 25 years full time, was in long island NY from 10/2- 10/7 and froze . could not keep my car out of the ditch, had to give up the snow, love the heat, but not any temps below 65 degrees