I’m calling this one, “It Was a Dark and Stormy Morning.” It’s not particularly original, I know, but think of it as an homage to one of the greatest writers of our time.
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I’m calling this one, “It Was a Dark and Stormy Morning.” It’s not particularly original, I know, but think of it as an homage to one of the greatest writers of our time.
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Hope you fare well today. We’re on the very outer edges of the strongest squalls, but who really knows? – Marty
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Really intense storms here on and off this morning. I had a dr.’s appointment at 8 and drove through some nasty stuff. Stay dry!
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Ugh. Yeah, I ran out earlier for some errands so I could get them done before the skies turn dark. Be safe!
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I’m at the mall looking for a bodacious har to wear to a Kentucky derby party on May 4. It’s great fun; although, I look more like Mrs. Ed than a southern lady.
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Looks the same out my window this morning 😦
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Where are you?
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Washington- the state, just south of Seattle
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Florida—the panhandle, not the peninsula. Just west of Tallahassee.
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Opposite corners, and ironic that we both have lousy weather!
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I have a good friend who moved to coastal Oregon a few years ago. She and I compare weather notes all the time. They’re more cloudy, we’re more prone to tropical storms.
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Coastal Oregon is beautiful. I like it much more than our own coast. I also like that we don’t have to worry about hurricanes 😉
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That’s a plus.
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🙂
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When we are having this kind of weather, nothing original comes out my mouth.
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I’ve been struggling with original ideas. I shall henceforth blame it in the weather.
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You, at least, turned to literature…
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Barely!
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