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Grandma bought Jack and Maizie a new stroller and I can't wait to take them for a walk. It is in the 50's and sunny here right now. I wonder if they have their sweaters on if it is warm enough to take them out in it. Opinions?
Lucky! It's almost -15 here!
This is funny. Here in Florida, I always worry if it's too hot to take them out.
(not this week, though - I actually had ice on my car this morning!! that never happens!)
Definitely Lucky... Chicago is getting hammered with snow yesterday, today & tomorrow!
Must be nice!!!! Ice do you guys down their know what to do when that happens? J/K
I'll be somewhat down your way next month! YAY!
Brooke, here in WI there was a news story on the radio about how it's raining iguanas in Florida. Apparently when it drops below 40 F, they lose their grip and fall from the trees. When I was in FL in Oct, there were some darn big iguanas! I can't imagine walking under a tree and having one fall on meEven so, I'd rather be in Florida right now......
Ok, I'm a nerd....I had to look it up. Here's a link to the iguana story, including video. The story is in the upper right hand corner. I especially think the part about them coming back to life in the car is funny. Can you imagine???
http://www.justnews.com/news/22152242/detail.html/
Actually, Kerrie, we don't know what to do with ice. I have not ever used or owned an ice scraper for my car, they don't even sell them anywhere here. Snow tires? What??![]()
But, I can drive in a hurricane like nobody's business!
Where in FL will you be? Nelson says "take me back with you!" (I just got him with the eye drops...)
Holy Falling Lizards Batman! Get out the umbrella!
My Dad's friend lives in KY & when it snow there (which is very rare) they basically shut the town down! LOL!![]()
Since the last time I took Meecho out in her sweater and she got really sick I stick to a strict rull of at least 70 degrees or higher. Unless I know we are only going to be in the mall or something but I have her bundled up so much she can't really move. Plus it cracks people up when you start to unravel blankets, coats, hats and scarfs from your baby in the stroller and what they find is a cat![]()