You know it’s cold in Florida when the National Weather Service issues warmings about falling iguanas:
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You know it’s cold in Florida when the National Weather Service issues warmings about falling iguanas:
Peace, (and duck) people!
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What’s funny is, I wrote a post about this last year, but had forgotten all about it.
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I think you are in deep dodos now xxxxx
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Always!
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Just you watch out for ’em !!
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I’ll be wearing my army helmet.
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You doan’ want tah be brained x
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Brainy. Not brained. Got it.
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I hope they didn’t make you grouse
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Lol! No more than usual.
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Luckily we had no falling iguanas that were reported but we did have falling temps Tuesday night and woke up to 36F. 52F this morning. We are ready for a warm up!
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I’m SO ready for warmer days.
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We’re going to be in the Tampa area this weekend. Hope it’s warmer than it is here!
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Fingers crossed for you… suppose to be delightful here according to AccuWeather. I’m ready for delightful. Enjoy your trip to Tampa!
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Yay! We’re seeing Steve Martin and Martin Short in Clearwater Fri. night. Then sightseeing on Saturday. Any things you consider a must see? We like quaint little towns. Someone her suggested Ybo City. Thoughts?
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You mean must see areas in Clearwater? We are a bit south of Clearwater in Venice. I don’t think SSNS (shortssandalsnosocks, the husband) and I have ever been in Clearwater. We have only been in and out of Tampa. Venice and the island of Venice are quaint little areas but a bit farther down the coast… 🙂 We are heading to St. Pete Beach this weekend to meet with SSNS brother and his wife who are here from Missouri. They have been here in Venice for three days with us thinking the delightfully warm weather would show up!
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Fingers crossed for great weather.
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I did a double take when I first saw the headline in a Washington Post article. I honestly thought I’d seen it wrong and it was really from the Onion. Do you have protective falling iguana headgear for when you go out? lol!
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No, but I do use a heavy duty umbrella.
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I had to laugh when I read this news on weather.com. We just returned from Mexico and loved the giant iguanas, especially the orange ones with black stripes. (I called them tiger iguanas.) We watched a smaller grey one climb a tree and jump from branch to branch, missing his step once and falling, splash!, into the river. And quite a splash he made. Hope you are staying warm.
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It’s raining iguanas! Supposed to be warmer this weekend. We’re heading to Tampa/Clearwater area. Going to see Steve Martin and Martin Short tonight. Beyond excited.
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We will have to change what we say from Raining cats and dogs to Cats, Dogs and Iguanas. I guess up north it will snowing squirrels.
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Snowing squirrels could be amusing. I lived in Mahomet, IL, for 8 years. We had the most adorable black squirrels there. I just pictured them coming down with the snow.
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We have invented a new weather condition. A squirrel blizzard
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Maybe we’ll be recognized in the American Journal of Meteorology!
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LOL!!
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