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It's still raining outside, and has been since yesterday afternoon. More than another inch, they're saying, landing on already-waterlogged fields.
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Here comes the rain again...
It's still raining outside, and has been since yesterday afternoon. More than another inch, they're saying, landing on already-waterlogged fields.
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I've said this before...
The thing about Indiana is this: It's FLAT. Water has no incentive to go anyplace, so it just lays there.
There's so many ways that thought can be expanded upon....
But aren't we supposed to be having a climate similar to Arrakis by now?
That's what Algore told us.
I know that strip of highway.
Way back when I carried on a long distance relationship with a girl from a little town just East of Kokomo.
We met on bitnet chat in 1990 when the internet was but a wee infant.
Just another reason why I don't miss farming...
All The Best,
Frank W. James
"Here comes the rain again..."
...falling on my head like a mammary.
Falling on my head like a nudey motion. . .
Did yer tenants get their corn in, Farmer Frank?
NJT: They have YET to turn a wheel. Gonna be a 'late' year for corn around here...
All The Best,
Frank W. James
According to yesterday's farm report, less than 1% of Indiana's corn is in the ground. Iowa is at zero percent.
*reads Matt G's comment*
*looks at recently purchased album*
*throws it away*
Looks like it's time to get out the water wings...
I've been in Edinburgh since Sunday. This weather is bull.... In SE Texas, we call this "winter".
OH crikey. That looks like my front yard after a typical August thunderstorm. You guys need better Civil Engineers up there.
Scott J: Pfaw. In 1990 the internet was almost old enough to drink.
Tam: Dang. Looks like you guys got... well, just about our average yearly rainfall. In like, a week. (9.5 inches a year, here in Albuquerque.)
I got to enjoy some of the displayed aircraft at K.I. Sawyer now that the facility has gotten a bit more civilian. I think I'll have to try and visit Gus's namesake airbase sometime.
If you are interested, you can also get up close and personal with his Gemini capsule at Spring Mill State Park. Not to climb in, but much closer than you'd get at a NASA exhibit.
Oh hamburgers. I meant to put that in the 1:1 scale post below this one.
Kokomo, that so many people thought to be in California or on Hawaii, thanks to the Beach Boys.
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