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It is beautiful here today. Brilliant blue sky and currently 71 degrees. High of 82, low humidity.Saturday morning!
Summer serenades are nice, don't you think?
Let the cartoon begin!
It's great for me....I reckon YMMV.Tried it years ago, Dark Reader is just too dark for me.
Today, in 1969....Was just a lad, but remember it like it was just yesterday...Was glued to the teevee listening to every call....
Remind me where you are iamwhat. . .here in Albuquerque the temps are in the very low 90's which is normal and pleasant for us this time of year. Supposed to be cooler the next few days.It is beautiful here today. Brilliant blue sky and currently 71 degrees. High of 82, low humidity.
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Southern IndianaRemind me where you are iamwhat. . .here in Albuquerque the temps are in the very low 90's which is normal and pleasant for us this time of year. Supposed to be cooler the next few days.
Remind me where you are iamwhat. . .here in Albuquerque the temps are in the very low 90's which is normal and pleasant for us this time of year. Supposed to be cooler the next few days.
Yes. Hombre and I have spent quite a bit of time in Indianapolis and never really had a lot of weather concerns there. But we just had a hard rain shower come through here and we're down to a very comfortable 74 degrees right now. Loving it.Southern Indiana
It's funny, when people hear I am from Indiana they always think "wow you have a lot of snow"
Not at all. Indiana is a tall state. Where I live is almost exactly due east of Charleston, WV - Richmond, VA
We get very little snow, and when we do - it is usually gone in 48 hours or sooner
Nope. Only time I've been in Washington State was to change planes in Seattle. Have some friends who live there though and post awesome candid photos on Facebook.For some reason I thought you were in Washington state.
I lived in Artesia for eight years.
Nope. Only time I've been in Washington State was to change planes in Seattle. Have some friends who live there though and post awesome candid photos on Facebook.
Hombre and I have lived in Texas (twice), New Mexico (twice for me), Kansas and West Virginia. We've been here in the Albuquerque area longer than anywhere else now; long enough to feel like natives.
I did most of my growing up in Lea County (Lovington) just 60 miles from Artesia and went through there many many times on the way to church camp in the Sacramentos, to see kinfolk in the Dexter/Roswell area, etc. And when Hombre were still running our business we were in and out of or driving through Artesia on average once a month. It's hard to travel the southeast quadrant of the state and not go through Artesia.
We lived a number of years in Pittsburg KS in the southeast corner--just 30 miles from Joplin Mo. And we lived more years in Salina, about 2-1/2 hrs west of Overland Park on I-70. Spent a lot of time in Topeka and Kansas City. Both our kids got their Bachelors at Wichita State.Of course, we had a large crude distillation unit in Lovington. We being Holly/HollyFrontier/HF Sinclair.
So I've been there a number of times.
And of course, it was the first stop on the way to Lubbock where we'd go for a number of reasons.
We pretty much raised our family in Lenexa, Kansas (part of Johnson County). My kids all started and graduated Shawnee Mission West High in Overland Park (whose most famous alumni is Paul Rudd).
