What is your favorite type of weather? How about your least favorite? Does the sun make you happy?

I like wind. Not the SoCal breeze that we get 365 days a year, but actual honest-to-goodness wind. The kind that makes you struggle to stand up, and the kind that allows you to make fun of friends whose things get blown away.

Beyond that, rainy days are pretty rad. I suppose it's basically just a case of ye-always-desire-that-which-ye-do-not-have, but that's how it goes. We have had three rain episodes since last July 1...and I'll be the first to admit I miss 'em.

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"Task Force 46, Light Force 34, Engine and Rescue 66, Battalion 3, Division 2; respond into the Greater Alarm Structure Fire at San Pedro and Jefferson. Reported to be a fire at the First Alert fire extinguisher factory..."

i like warm, sunny days where i can run around in a tshirt and shorts comfortably. i hate being cold, and i definitely HATE getting rained on (funny i live in the Bay Area with our 40 days and 40 nights, ehh?).

I like snow as long as I'm skiing.

I used to love rain, but in December 2001 my neighbors house caught fire from the lightening so I get scared around it now. But I still love rain.

I also like the cold, but only when I'm prepared. And I'm usually not since I live in Texas.

I also like the summer! I like Wisconsin summers. They're very breezy, cool, and lovely. I hate Texas summers. They're hot, humid, sticky, wet, bright, etc.

I love all types of weather

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Don't Mess With Texas.

I like the rain too. It's raining pretty hard right now and i was outside and it smelled delicious. I loved it. Windy and rainy all at once.

I spose those are my favorite kind of days. When it's a little cloudy, not cold, warm enough to wear a skirt and a tank top, but cool enough that you can wear a little sweater or jacket over top.

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'You've got the eyes of ten women. Not in a jar! I wasn't accusing you. I just mean your eyes are really nice'-coupling

I think it snowed april 8th or 9th, and i remember i slept at my friends the night before and i had to walk two blocks home and cars were stranded all over the main streets. It was freaky, school was cancelled and we had a lovely "flood of the century."

Oh yes...memories of sand bagging.
[edited to change mantiba to manitoba...i live here, you'd think i could spell it, eh?] hahah
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'You've got the eyes of ten women. Not in a jar! I wasn't accusing you. I just mean your eyes are really nice'-coupling

Erin Jane
~Scarleteen Advocate~

I absolutely love weather. At least most of it. I prefer the dark, the cold, the wind. I live for snow...I snowboard. It's my adrenaline. It's what makes me happy.

Rain in the summer is awesome. You put on some pajama pants, a tanktop, and run barefoot in the rain. That is the best. Playin in the mud is great too. Who says it's only for little kids?

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'You've got the eyes of ten women. Not in a jar! I wasn't accusing you. I just mean your eyes are really nice'-coupling

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'You've got the eyes of ten women. Not in a jar! I wasn't accusing you. I just mean your eyes are really nice'-coupling

quote:

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Originally posted by Gumdrop Girl:
weather is all-important to me. i have sworn off moving to any place that may at any time be described as "ass-cold."

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Gee Gumdrop Girl, if I didn't know you better, I might think you were a wimp, or something.

i'm not sure how the weather is down in america, but i have friend over from england, and she's furious because usually its pretty cold and raining over in britain, but lately it's been gorgeous, and she's stuck in ole Winterpeg.

I'd rather be back in West Texas where i used to live...those were the days. 6 inches of snow and they cancelled school, 110 degrees in the summer. It's that hot and dry climate that i live for.....

quote:

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Originally posted by Dzuunmod:
Gee Gumdrop Girl, if I didn't know you better, I might think you were a wimp, or something.

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Nah, Gummy comes from the land of 122*F heat that lasts from April through October. I guess we'll let her pass this time.

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"Task Force 46, Light Force 34, Engine and Rescue 66, Battalion 3, Division 2; respond into the Greater Alarm Structure Fire at San Pedro and Jefferson. Reported to be a fire at the First Alert fire extinguisher factory..."

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I'm missing your bed, I never sleep,
avoiding the spots where we'd have to speak,
and this bottle of beast is taking me home...
I'm cuddling close to blankets and sheets,
But you're not alone, and you're not discreet,
make sure I know who's taking you home...
I'm reading your note over again,
there's not a word that I comprehend,
except when you signed it "I will love you always and forever"...
as for now I'm gonna hear the saddest songs
and sit alone and wonder how you're making out,
but as for me, I wish that I were with anyone, making out...

"Screaming Infidelities" by Dashboard Confessional

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'You've got the eyes of ten women. Not in a jar! I wasn't accusing you. I just mean your eyes are really nice'-coupling

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'You've got the eyes of ten women. Not in a jar! I wasn't accusing you. I just mean your eyes are really nice'-coupling

Now, October is usually chilly. Let's face it--Many kids would like to have a nice warm wool costume than a skimpy spandex one. It's too cold, and you gotta go trick-or-treating!

In my state's capital last night, it hit 19 degrees fahrenheit. It's 30 or less right now. It was 28 this morning when I left for school.

Now, I'd prefer a bit of moisture for a little snow. That would be nice.

the only thing i loooooove about the coldness is snow... and i mean a LOT of snow so i can have snowball fights... and go sledding... but without a lot of snow... COLD=EVIL. lol

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dont worrie b happie... its like a law! =)

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Milke, SSBD, RATS

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We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.

But it's not without it's problems. This storm brought with it enough wind to knock power out to a half million people down here, and a half million people up north. Gusts last night were heavy down here, but were measured all the way up to 140mph south of Lake Tahoe. The first rainstorm in a long time also tends to wreak havoc with underground electrical vaults and telephone-pole transformers. They like to explode when they get a little moisture in there after a long time without it, and the poor fire departments out here have been going nuts dealing with explosions every few blocks. And of course, since nobody here has seen any decent rain in two years, the driving is horrendous. Only three people died this morning, but the evening rush has yet to begin...and with roads flooded and people still in a hurry to get home, it's only a matter of time.

All the same, I'm just livin' it up right now. I figure that we may not see another decent storm for two years, so I may as well enjoy this one.

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BruinDan, "Number Three"

Thunder and rain crashed during dinner and took out the power during dessert. But that was fine because it made things cozy and romantic. The waiters lit more candles and continued serving. Luckily, the restaurant was in the inn where we were staying, so we didn't have to go out in the storm, we just went upstairs and went to bed.

The next morning, the power was still out, but we decided to brave the storm and visit a geyser on the edge of town. We didn't miss the electricity at all, and the rain wasn't awful. No major wrecks on the road. whenever the weather got rowdy, we'd just duck into another winery and wait it out

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We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.