OT: Is It Winter??? Apparently Not In Houston!

[Guest guest]

This weather here is nuts! For the past few days it's been in the upper

70's and like 97% humidity. There are even crickets chirping outside

tonight! In fact its STILL 70 degrees right now, and its almost 10:30

PM! I've not lived here very long (only since mid

Oct.) and granted I've heard that it's hot in Houston, but this is

somethin' else! I wanted to put my A/C on for a while today (and I did

resist the temptation, it just seemed unholy to me to put a/c on in

January in the northern hemisphere *lol*) What's it going to be like in

July here?????? Sheesh!

 

*Smile*

Chris

 

<http://www.alittleolfactory.com/> http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

My air conditioner runs on and off year round. I LOVE IT! We had a beautiful

day here in Central Florida today. In the mid 70s and no humidity detected (by

me!). As far as I'm concerned, it was the PERFECT Winter day. My doors were

opened and I did virtually nothing. Life is GOOD!

 

2004...more, more, more!

 

~~~Shelley~~~

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Chris,

Strange it is the weather in Texas I am in Amarillo and it was in the 70's the

wind was blowing horribly but 70 in the panhandle? ?Unbelievable - just thought

I would share. But things are supposed to change tomorrow

Gladys V. (Vickie) Swaim

Tierra De Cabros Bath Products/Goatmeister Dairy Goats

http://tierradecabros.bizhosting.com/

 

-

Christine Ziegler

Friday, January 02, 2004 10:23 PM

OT: Is It Winter??? Apparently Not In Houston!

 

 

This weather here is nuts! For the past few days it's been in the upper

70's and like 97% humidity. There are even crickets chirping outside

tonight! In fact its STILL 70 degrees right now, and its almost 10:30

PM! I've not lived here very long (only since mid

Oct.) and granted I've heard that it's hot in Houston, but this is

somethin' else! I wanted to put my A/C on for a while today (and I did

resist the temptation, it just seemed unholy to me to put a/c on in

January in the northern hemisphere *lol*) What's it going to be like in

July here?????? Sheesh!

 

*Smile*

Chris

 

<http://www.alittleolfactory.com/> http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Neysa,

My husband moved here from Oklahoma in 56 I have been here since 81 I am

originally form Queens NY

Gladys V. (Vickie) Swaim

Tierra De Cabros Bath Products/Goatmeister Dairy Goats

http://tierradecabros.bizhosting.com/

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Strange it is the weather in Texas I am in Amarillo

 

Really?? Amarillo?? I lived there for a while in 1956-7. Wow. Small world. Used

to work at a drive in that we all had to wear roller skates. Hadnt thought of

that in years!

Neysa

 

 

[Guest guest]

> Neysa,

> My husband moved here from Oklahoma in 56 I have been here since 81

I am originally form Queens NY

 

*LOL* Wow, its a REALLY small world cause I am originally from Queens,

NY too! What part are you from? I lived in Flushing/Kew Garden Hills for

about 1/4 of a century! Graduated from Bayside HS

 

> Gladys V. (Vickie) Swaim

> Tierra De Cabros Bath Products/Goatmeister Dairy Goats

http://tierradecabros.bizhosting.com/

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hello Chris,

I don't write in often, but when I read your note about the Houston weather

I giggled because I understand. I grew up in Texas. Most of that time I

lived in Corpus Christi, right on Padre Island. It will surely take you

some time to adjust to the weather. The dog days of Summer in S. Texas are

incredibly hot and humid. A/C will be your *best* friend (and that's an

understatement)!!! I can recall it barely dropping below 90 throughout the

evenings. Whew!

 

So much to enjoy in Texas. I'm in Virginia now and I do get homesick, esp

for Tex-Mex cooking. Slowly but surely, your body will adjust. When I

first moved to VA, I shivered when the temp was below 50 degrees! After

about four years, I could comfortably tolerate the 40's. I still don't like

it, but I can live with it. Supposedly, the blood thins when you live in a

hot climate for a length of time. I don't know if that's true, but I know

it was a huge adjustment for me. I'll think of you this coming Summer. ;-)

 

Take care.

-Brie

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----- Chris <chrisziggy wrote: -----

 

This weather here is nuts! For the past few days it's been in the upper

70's and like 97% humidity. There are even crickets chirping outside

tonight! In fact its STILL 70 degrees right now, and its almost 10:30

PM! I've not lived here very long (only since mid

Oct.) and granted I've heard that it's hot in Houston, but this is

somethin' else! I wanted to put my A/C on for a while today (and I did

resist the temptation, it just seemed unholy to me to put a/c on in

January in the northern hemisphere *lol*) What's it going to be like in

July here?????? Sheesh!

[Guest guest]

Chris,

It is a small world

Born in Red Hook Brooklyn but raised in Maspeth, graduated from

Grover Cleveland HS, left when i was 18 years old

Gladys V. (Vickie) Swaim

Tierra De Cabros Bath Products/Goatmeister Dairy Goats

http://tierradecabros.bizhosting.com/

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

There are only three seasons in Houston: HOT, HOTTER and HOT & HUMID

 

Dale

[Guest guest]

Ah Vicky -

 

Here I am right at the edge of Red Hook in Carroll Gardens. Boy has

this neighborhood changed even since I first moved here 15 years ago.

 

Dale

 

, " Vickie Swaim "

<tierradecabros@a...> wrote:

> Chris,

> It is a small world

> Born in Red Hook Brooklyn but raised in Maspeth, graduated from

>

[Guest guest]

Boy Dale,

I can imagine haven't been back to NY in i would say 8-9 years

 

Gladys V. (Vickie) Swaim

Tierra De Cabros Bath Products/Goatmeister Dairy Goats

http://tierradecabros.bizhosting.com/