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lynnie 01-13-2016 09:32 AM

I love rain and thunder storms. I've been in a few hurricanes in florida, and was amazed by them too.
When it snows, it means the light in the sewing room will be nice and bright, and it's quilting time. Good or
nice weathr makes me go outside , less time for quilting. I got a new mink jacket, I have a coat, and couldn't wait for cold weather to use it. I look forward to the cold too. it's 17* today with the windchill. I saw daffodils sticking up out of the ground. crazy weather.

ekuw 01-13-2016 10:59 AM

I like it all, sun, wind, rain, clouds, no clouds...even cold. Luckily I don't live where it gets too cold so it's relative!

bearisgray 01-13-2016 11:07 AM

It makes a difference if one has to be IN it and working when it is extreme - or just observing it from a controlled climate.

M cubed 01-13-2016 11:40 AM

My Dad would tell me to be happy to have weather at all - the alternative is a coffin. He also said that if I didn't like the weather here - move.

Weather (of any kind) is great - it allows us to complain, whine, praise, enjoy without consequence!!!

Peckish 01-13-2016 06:29 PM


Originally Posted by orangeroom (Post 7431863)
Years ago I over heard many co-workers and visitors talking about how terrible the weather was outside. I thought I don't want to sound like that to a passerby. So I did the one thing that I could do. I changed my opinion about the weather. I can make it positive, no matter what's coming down or not coming down.

This is a good thing to do about ANYTHING that could be construed as negative in a person's life. I find that a lot of people who complain about the weather just want to complain. If they're not complaining about the weather, they're complaining about their spouse, boss, car, neighbor.... whatever.

ctrysass2012 01-13-2016 08:55 PM

It's not the weather so much as the 12 - 18 in of snow in the drive. Yes my husband can drive me to town but after about 4 days I want to drive & that's when I get irritated.

Jan in VA 01-13-2016 10:56 PM

But it's tradition to gripe about the cold in winter and heat in summer! :D

kyquiltlover1942 01-14-2016 05:31 AM

Although I am retired now, and do not have to be anywhere, I still get a little thrill at a snow day. I declare it a day off from working, (housework) get out my hand piecing and take a ME day.

Sewnoma 01-14-2016 06:13 AM

Oh I definitely complain about heat. I moved closer to the coast to get out of the Sacramento valley because I couldn't handle the summers there. I get dizzy and nauseated from too much heat, it's miserable for me. When it's cold I can just bundle up if I'm chilly, but if I'm hot there's only so much I can take off! I do my best to avoid heat, it really makes me unhappy.

AZ Jane 01-14-2016 07:29 AM


Originally Posted by nativetexan (Post 7431899)
ha, ha. Yep, you just can't plan what the weather is going to do. Burrr. Below zero is cold!! I do not love the snow though. not when I"m house bound. Neither do my cats. but nothing we can do, so cuddle up!

LOL, in AZ 50 is cold!!


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