Let me now introduce you to "the cold seat".
It's not a place one would readily choose to sit. Here's a slightly bigger view.
It shows you what happens when your lazy correspondent fails to take his deck chairs into shelter when he knows . . HE KNOWS . . that the weatherman is going to bring snow.
Today, the weather was moving away from us.
As the clouds and the rain or snow move to the north and east, over the Black Hills, over Mingus Mountain, still dropping more moisture, it leaves us with blue skies and a great view in the sky.
And, one of these days, I'll take my deck chairs in.
Or maybe your correspondent is waiting for the snow to melt yet the fabric to stay wet, tricking an unsuspecting person to sit on it, thereby eliciting howels of laughter? :)
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Summer will arrive soon enough so you'd might as well leave your deck chairs where they are.
ReplyDeleteKeeping those deck chairs outside in the elements will cause them to "age" more rapidly. I heard the same is true for those butts that would sit in them.
ReplyDeleteI, for one, am ready for Spring. In Minnesota, land of 10-day long springs, we have a saying:
ReplyDelete"Now that winter is over, can winter be far behind?"
I know the cold.
ReplyDeleteScott is an evil man (but we knew that already). And I'm glad I don't live in Minnesota!
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