| Re: the west is now the east
In article <1170649955.726717.164550@a34g2000cwb.googlegroups .com>,
"marian.rosenberg@gmail.com" <marian.rosenberg@gmail.com> writes:
> On Feb 2, 6:43 pm, tkeats2...@hotmail.com (Tom Keats) wrote:
>> In article <eoeo20$9v...@gnus01.u.washington.edu>,
>> "greggery peccary" <dinkylittleoff...@bigswifty.com> writes:
>>
>> > yo east coast, thanks for the weather...since november 5 commutes with
>> > studded tires & counting!
>> > seattle, wa
>>
>> Hey, the south is now the north.
>>
>> That ol' Jet Stream is whippin' around
>> like a busted headsaw.
>
> Now that winter is over in Hainan I have had to spend weekends
> deciding whether to wake up at stupid o'clock to go biking, wake up at
> stupid o'clock to take a bus to go surfing, or wake up at stupid
> o'clock to go bike to the town where my friends are going surfing.
Opt for the bike, anyways. Unless it's raining.
Even then, you can vacillate. And then opt
for the bike.
> Got to say I'm rather disappointed in myself this winter. I brought
> grits from the US and by the time I finally got to thinking hot cereal
> thoughts the cold weather had come and gone again.
I guess you could make pancakes with 'em.
Sweet red bean sauce might make a nice,
interesting topping. Although I think
I'd rather use blueberry syrup, myself.
The Pacific Northwest is now deep in the
dark bowels of winter. I think we should
just roll up January and February into one
month, and call it Bleakember.
cheers,
Tom
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