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Good Morning and Good night thread:)

Looks like a nice day in store for us here in Southern Ontario today. I'm not hearing good things about the weekend though, and in a very rare circumstance, I'm completely off work Saturday and Sunday!
 
Good morning and welcome to Day One of what the weather man is calling 'a dangerous heatwave'. :Whew-Phew:
 
escapefromstress said:
Good morning and welcome to Day One of what the weather man is calling 'a dangerous heatwave'. :Whew-Phew:

64F here

Hell don't even need to run the central air :biggrin2:
 
escapefromstress said:
25 at 6am. Going to be even hotter than yesterday.


We just finished 12 humid days over 35, so you have my utmost sympathy.

It's supposed to cool down to 29 on Monday, we're all pretty excited! :Dancing:

I'm hoping for a big thunderstorm tonight, cause that's when I enjoy a Balcony Blowjob the most. BF is also quite hopeful. :biggrin2:
 
good Sunday morn, hope everyone has a beautiful day and hopefully one day soon my dog will stop waking me at 5am, grrrrr
 
cristycurves said:
good Sunday morn, hope everyone has a beautiful day and hopefully one day soon my dog will stop waking me at 5am, grrrrr

I'm always up at 6, and have to drag my dogs out at that time. They like to sleep in...
 
cristycurves said:
good Sunday morn, hope everyone has a beautiful day and hopefully one day soon my dog will stop waking me at 5am, grrrrr


Good morning............Please remember most loyal friend asks very little of you...............so 5am not so bad
 
papasmerf said:
Good morning............Please remember most loyal friend asks very little of you...............so 5am not so bad

I'd like to wake up to Cristy...instead I get this:
 

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Good Sunday morning from Halifax , it's another cold day here . I planted my garden yesterday so everyone send energy to it please.
 
Sensual Katherine said:
Good Sunday morning from Halifax , it's another cold day here . I planted my garden yesterday so everyone send energy to it please.

First off, welcome to HUBGFE Katherine...always nice to welcome a new lady to the board. Beware of the old fart in the crate on the Smerf Inc roof...and don't go onto Peace's couch.

It's cold here in Trawna (AKA Centre of the Universe) but we'll happily send some best wishes to Halifax!
 
Cold and raining here in Whitby. I was hoping it was warm and sunny a few miles west in Toronto but according to OG, it isn't. It's going to be awfully cold standing there on Yonge Street, watching the Pride parade this afternoon. Please send warm thoughts to me and my little shivering family!
 
bolt.upright said:
Cold and raining here in Whitby. I was hoping it was warm and sunny a few miles west in Toronto but according to OG, it isn't. It's going to be awfully cold standing there on Yonge Street, watching the Pride parade this afternoon. Please send warm thoughts to me and my little shivering family!

I'm turning on the big fan facing east, blowing some of BC's hot air your way. We have more than enough heat to go around with 36 records broken yesterday.

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escapefromstress said:
I'm turning on the big fan facing east, blowing some of BC's hot air your way. We have more than enough heat to go around with 36 records broken yesterday.

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That is the way it works
The North West has hot and sunny weather and the North East suffers with cold and wet.
Stays like that till it reverses and all is once again all is right with the weather.
 
I never thought I'd prefer cold weather over hot, but I've never experienced a winter day when I couldn't crank the heat up enough to be comfortable inside, whereas these high temperatures can't be conquered with a portable air conditioner.

Vancouver has a bylaw that says you can't put box air conditioners in the window, and very few homes in the lower mainland are built with central air because there only used to be a few days per year when you actually needed it. I live in a brand new building and can't believe they didn't bother to install central air.

:shout:
 
escapefromstress said:
I never thought I'd prefer cold weather over hot, but I've never experienced a winter day when I couldn't crank the heat up enough to be comfortable inside, whereas these high temperatures can't be conquered with a portable air conditioner.

Vancouver has a bylaw that says you can't put box air conditioners in the window, and very few homes in the lower mainland are built with central air because there only used to be a few days per year when you actually needed it. I live in a brand new building and can't believe they didn't bother to install central air.

:shout:


Seattle is pretty much so the same when it comes to people having air.
 
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