38ºF here in Orlando!

Ms. Chacha,.....I'll be more than glad to ship you a full box of Chicago style snowballs if you want. The only catch being Orlando has to drop below 32 degrees F. for transit purposes.....:snowman:
 
22 and light snow in Louisville...

one year when I lived in Orlando we had a pool party on Christmas day (1978 I think...)
 
brad kaste said:
Ms. Chacha,.....I'll be more than glad to ship you a full box of Chicago style snowballs if you want. The only catch being Orlando has to drop below 32 degrees F. for transit purposes.....:snowman:
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...Hey Brad!

Thanks man! I will probably stop by Chicago before heading
West this Christmas to pick up the Chicago style snowballs....

Last night, I yanked the heater on, and I do not like heaters (gives me sniffles)
smelled burnt lint... I can't stand it... I was chocking..

...but YES, enjoying the cold Florida weather...
 
We rented a house in Orlando a few years ago for a vacation. We celebrated the new year in the swimming pool. I think I could get used to that.:cool:
 
wbuchart said:
one year when I lived in Orlando we had a pool party on Christmas day (1978 I think...)
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Christmas at about 80 degrees f is normal for us Kiwis (where I live anyway). Christmas in the snow would be a novelty and one I would like to experience at least once...instead of the Beach/Pool and BBQ. :jump:
 
Hey!

I grew up in Fairbanks....it's 34 outside now....and I don't mind admitting....I'M COLD!
 
The official temp reading at KMFD, which is 3 miles from my house, is 19 degrees with a wind chill of 10 degrees. Seems as though "Sunny Mansfield" Ohio isn't living up to its name right now. We have had snow for the last three days...total accumulation of about 3 inches. Lots of black ice to drive on when going to pick Deb up at her sister's house and bring her home for the night.

OBIO
 
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Here on the east ide of town it's more like 6 and getting colder. Chacha- I envy you the liquid water. Keep warm. LA
 
Naki said:
Christmas at about 80 degrees f is normal for us Kiwis (where I live anyway). Christmas in the snow would be a novelty and one I would like to experience at least once...instead of the Beach/Pool and BBQ. :jump:
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Right on, Naki :salute: . Though in dunedin, its more like BBQ's with very warm clothing and no pool parties! :p:
 
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