SPRING IS HERE!!!

#21 Postby **Stephanie** » Fri Mar 07, 2003 8:55 pm

Esta en Cancun senor! Muchas Gracias! Seis senoritas e senoras vamos!

I think that was right.... habla Espanol un poco... :roll:

I'm looking forward to it. We leave at 6:00 am Sunday morning and we'll be there until March 20. Whatever information you can send, that will be great. Next week's forecast promises to be in the mid 80's with sun most of the time. One of the days has a chance of showers.

azsnowman · #22 Postby **azsnowman** » Fri Mar 07, 2003 9:38 pm

According to Apache Sitgraves FMO, Steve Palmer, we are now NORMAL for the year, by NO MEANS are we out of the drought, I saw some figures in the local *wipe* (paper) today of the runoff flows in the Whiteriver, Salt River and Black River, they are running 120-150% ABOVE normal, this should bring the reserviors on the Salt River chain ALMOST to 50% of capacity, not too bad considering they are at 12-14% right now AND there is still some 140" to GO! The ONLY bad thing, we are 2 weeks away from our WINDY season, this will aide in drying things out again!

Dennis

StormCrazyIowan · #23 Postby **StormCrazyIowan** » Fri Mar 07, 2003 11:40 pm

I would really love to say it's Spring here, but the temps just don't back it up! Still quite cold around these parts, and I wish it away too! I must say though, this morning was the first morning that I woke up sneezing like I do when my Spring allergies come, and while I hate allergies, I'm keeping my fingers crossed that Spring is right around the corner!

Arizwx · #24 Postby **Arizwx** » Sat Mar 08, 2003 12:29 am

Stephanie wrote:Esta en Cancun senor! Muchas Gracias! Seis senoritas e senoras vamos!

I think that was right.... habla Espanol un poco...

I'm looking forward to it. We leave at 6:00 am Sunday morning and we'll be there until March 20. Whatever information you can send, that will be great. Next week's forecast promises to be in the mid 80's with sun most of the time. One of the days has a chance of showers.

Muy Bien,
Y La Ciudad de Cancun esta en El Mar de Carribean de Oeste Costa,en El Estado del Quintana Roo.Muy Lindas Vistas y muy familiar para mi.El Tiempo de Huracanes de Ciclones Tropical,esta en Junio,puedo esta locacion tecnical en El Gulfo de Mexico o Basin Tropicales de Atlantico,si,verdad?Puesde,y contraro mis Condominiums de Mazatlan y Manzanillo,en comparisones,esten a Pacifo Costa y el Tiempo de Ciclones Tropical y Huracanes puedo commencia en 15MAYO para 'EPAC'.Verdad?
Entonces,sus sies personas de Hombres y Muchachas puedo tienes muy Bonita Climotologica en este Tiempo en comparicion.Los Pescados Mariscos de Marlin o Bonita esten abundancia en este tiempo...para Comidas con Margaritas!Muy Bien!
Entonces,el adresso de 'CNA' o ' Servicio Climotologicas de Mexico Nacional.
http://smn.cna.gob.mx/
Hasta Noche...y Pues:'Los Angeles con sus suenos y Deseos'(May the Angels be with your dreams and wishes).

#25 Postby **Stephanie** » Sat Mar 08, 2003 8:42 am

DJ - Que??? LOL!!

I believe some of what you we saying is that Cancun is located on the Caribbean sea in the state of Quintana Roo. The hurricane season begins in June. You've provided me with the link for it's climatology and I've picked up a few other words too, (like margaritas

), but I was lost after that. Anyway, thank you for your prayers and the information!

Hopefully I won't need to say it, but how do say "I'm sorry" in Spanish? I'm trying to get down a few basic phrases. Thanks!

#26 Postby **HeartofNC** » Sat Mar 08, 2003 9:08 am

JQ - it is pnemonia weather! I was the coldest I've been all winter yesterday, today, mid 60's! wow, the sun is out now.

As for the birds, they never leave here, I've seen robins, and cardinals and doves all winter here. Guess we're just this side of too nasty to make the birds want to leave. I've seen hummingbirds already!

Come on Spring!!!!

StormCrazyIowan · #27 Postby **StormCrazyIowan** » Sat Mar 08, 2003 10:16 am

That was harsh, pnemonia weather down there? Then I should be dead by now! I must say though, this morning once again, I'm sneezin like crazy, and it isn't a cold either, buckle up folks, it's about that time!

Skywatch_NC · #28 Postby **Skywatch_NC** » Sat Mar 08, 2003 10:25 am

Jacki, I suffer from hay fever, too, usually year-round. But since having started allergy shots (I get two once a week at home that my Mom administers...one in each arm) they really seem to be helping me grately!

Of course, I get new serum from this nurse at an ear, nose and throat clinic in my city area every couple months or so...since the nurse gives me my first shot from new serum...and then a ten minute wait to see if there will be any possible reaction to it. I have only had ONE bad reaction...throat didn't tighten up because I had a Zyrtec at home before having had that shot! :o
Quite a lot more of a scare it could have been though for sure if it hadn't been for that Zyrtec! :o

StormCrazyIowan · #29 Postby **StormCrazyIowan** » Sat Mar 08, 2003 10:29 am

OW! I don like shots! I don't know what I am even allergic to, but I don't have symptoms in the winter season, and I have only been having symptoms for about the last 3 years, ugh!

Skywatch_NC · #30 Postby **Skywatch_NC** » Sat Mar 08, 2003 10:35 am

Some things among about 25 things that I'm allergic to, are:

1) Animal dander
2) Pollen (including ragweed)...I wear a nose/mouth mask to help my Dad mow!
3) Mold spores
4) Dust mites
5) Heavy-scented colognes/perfumes
6) Certain cleansers like Pinesol (Whew the fumes that gives off!)
7) Even some forms of Wheat

StormCrazyIowan · #31 Postby **StormCrazyIowan** » Sat Mar 08, 2003 10:39 am

Wow! Well, I have had many animals all my life, and never had symptoms until recently, so that narrows it down a lil bit...

azsnowman · #32 Postby **azsnowman** » Sat Mar 08, 2003 12:06 pm

Well, it's 1010 MST and I'm at 55* ALREADY!!! Heading for a forecast 67*, MAN, this time last week I was in BLIZZARD conditions with over 51 INCHES of snow on the ground, OH...Sunrise Park Resorts FINAL total from JUST that storm ALONE was over 140+"!!!!!

Dennis

Arizwx · #33 Postby **Arizwx** » Sat Mar 08, 2003 4:10 pm

Stephanie wrote:DJ - Que??? LOL!!

I believe some of what you we saying is that Cancun is located on the Caribbean sea in the state of Quintana Roo. The hurricane season begins in June. You've provided me with the link for it's climatology and I've picked up a few other words too, (like margaritas ), but I was lost after that. Anyway, thank you for your prayers and the information!

Hopefully I won't need to say it, but how do say "I'm sorry" in Spanish? I'm trying to get down a few basic phrases. Thanks!

Stephie,
I have provided a link for you that will provide you with the basics you will need..Like "?Quando es el Bano Por Favor?...!Ahora!'(Where is the bathroom please?...Now!' hehehehe.
http://transparent.com Just enter the main domain and enter 'spanish'
Good Luck !Y Vaya Con Dios!
81F/Rh 30%/Wind L/v/Cieling 10K/Unlmtd Vis/Clr 8)

#34 Postby **Stephanie** » Sat Mar 08, 2003 7:48 pm

DJ-

Muchos gracias mi amigo! Especially for the bathroom question! :lol:

JQ Public · #35 Postby **JQ Public** » Sat Mar 08, 2003 10:11 pm

Just noticed all the bulbs are blooming..some in our yard too. Ready for spring!!

gator · #36 Postby **gator** » Sat Mar 08, 2003 10:49 pm

*laughs* Spring...? Where are you...? Stop hiding from us up here in northern New York!!!

I know that it's going to be -20* on Sunday night...

again... :cry:

but maybe you'll come and play with us sometime soon...

(please...?)

- gator. (your best friend, remember?)

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