Gary weather

[Guest guest]

Oh yea, I'll take the occasional shake, rattle and roll

over the cold and occasional tornados. Don't forget

there is an earthquake now and then in the midwest.

Infrequent but strong enough to change the course

of the Mississippi River . . .

 

Gary

 

 

 

 

________________________________

diana scott <dianascot_33

 

Tue, December 15, 2009 8:13:18 AM

[veg_grp] Gary weather

 

So you like to shake, rattle, and roll? LOL!

Barb

 

--- On Mon, 12/14/09, Gary Mattingly <gsmattingly wrote:

 

 

Gary Mattingly <gsmattingly

Re: [veg_grp] weather

 

Monday, December 14, 2009, 11:58 PM

 

 

I lived in Kansas, Illinois, Iowa and Michigan.

The few times I waited on a bus in the snow

in January in Detroit when my car was broken.

Noooooooooooo

 

It is also fun in Iowa, with no hills to stop the wind

where I was living (Storm Lake).

 

Um, I like California . . .

 

Gary

 

 

[Guest guest]

In defense of Californians, although i'm not one, I've heard them say that if

they've gotta die in an earthquake, they'll take the good times until the

earthquake comes, LOL!

[Guest guest]

<<Infrequent but strong enough to change the course

of the Mississippi River . . .Gary>>

 

LOL! Last time I saw a hurricane in South Florida I was in shock and awe

referencing the powers that be. I saw roofs flying, cars overturned, trees

uprooted, and that's just in my neighborhood. But I still like the warm weather

rather than the snows and ice I used to enjoy as a youngster.

[Guest guest]

Hey guys,

    I am a Californian.......LOVE it here!!!!! Been out here since 1983 from

Wisconsin/Colorado.......I'll take the " shaking " occasionally anytime, for this

amazing weather and ocean/mountains/desert!!!!!

 

MERCI,

     suzie

[Guest guest]

When that earthquake hit the midwest in 2007 or 2008, people in central

Missouri felt it. I didn't feel a thing in northeast Kansas, but at 4:45

that morning, my parrots fell off of their perches, the cats got up and

started pawing on doors and meowing, and the dog got out of bed and started

wandering around the house, acting like he was looking for something. I was

seriously annoyed (I didn't have to get up for another 45 minutes) but

learned about the earthquake on the radio in the car on the way to work --

the earthquake that hit at 4:45 am central time.

 

Audrey

 

On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 12:16 PM, Gary Mattingly <gsmattinglywrote:

 

>

>

> Oh yea, I'll take the occasional shake, rattle and roll

> over the cold and occasional tornados. Don't forget

> there is an earthquake now and then in the midwest.

> Infrequent but strong enough to change the course

> of the Mississippi River . . .

>

> Gary

>

>

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Been in California all my life. Experienced the big ones, Whittier and

Northridge, (among others)and although we didn't live near them (about an hour

away), we felt them. My husband was in Northridge and said it was horrible. You

could only get overpriced hot beer and diapers from the liquor store! LOL... The

last quake I felt was last year, a 5.5 about an hour from here in some remote

desert town. It was a quick jolt and then done. By the time I realized what it

was, it was over. Anyway, it is so funny because they announce the 3.3's that

hit the LA area, but don't annouce the desert quakes unless it is over 5! Go

figure. That's CA for you.

I've also been " lucky " enough to be under a tornado advisory while in A school

in IL (military) and I have never seen the sky so many weird colors in my life.

Orange, green, and some other weird combos. We didn't get hit, but I can't

believe how freaked out some people were. Not having ever been in one, I was

walking around our dorm while people were huddling in the common areas. Can't

believe how clueless I was!

 

, Suzie Emmel <lksct1 wrote:

>

> Hey guys,

>     I am a Californian.......LOVE it here!!!!! Been out here since 1983

from Wisconsin/Colorado.......I'll take the " shaking " occasionally anytime, for

this amazing weather and ocean/mountains/desert!!!!!

>

> MERCI,

>      suzie

>

[Guest guest]

I am in wis

 

--- On Tue, 12/15/09, itshotinjt04 <itshotinjt04 wrote:

 

 

itshotinjt04 <itshotinjt04

Re: [veg_grp] Gary weather

 

Tuesday, December 15, 2009, 8:01 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

Been in California all my life. Experienced the big ones, Whittier and

Northridge, (among others)and although we didn't live near them (about an hour

away), we felt them. My husband was in Northridge and said it was horrible. You

could only get overpriced hot beer and diapers from the liquor store! LOL... The

last quake I felt was last year, a 5.5 about an hour from here in some remote

desert town. It was a quick jolt and then done. By the time I realized what it

was, it was over. Anyway, it is so funny because they announce the 3.3's that

hit the LA area, but don't annouce the desert quakes unless it is over 5! Go

figure. That's CA for you.

I've also been " lucky " enough to be under a tornado advisory while in A school

in IL (military) and I have never seen the sky so many weird colors in my life.

Orange, green, and some other weird combos. We didn't get hit, but I can't

believe how freaked out some people were. Not having ever been in one, I was

walking around our dorm while people were huddling in the common areas. Can't

believe how clueless I was!

 

, Suzie Emmel <lksct1 wrote:

>

> Hey guys,

>     I am a Californian. ......LOVE it here!!!!! Been out here since

1983 from Wisconsin/Colorado. ......I'll take the " shaking " occasionally

anytime, for this amazing weather and ocean/mountains/ desert!!! !!

>

> MERCI,

>      suzie

>