Sunday, December 21, 2014

Winter

A reminder.

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The winter solstice in the Northern Hemisphere begins on Sunday, December 21st at 6:03 p.m. EST.
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20 comments:

  1. Jon8:03 PM, December 20, 2014

    Hmmm.... Nice Crocs. Jx

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  2. normadesmond8:36 PM, December 20, 2014

    why do the pool boys vanish
    whenever you need a towel?

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  3. Unknown9:11 PM, December 20, 2014

    Have you seen a willy after its been out in the cold? They tend to shrivel up very, very small indeed. This gentleman, on the other hand, seems very pleased to see you.

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  4. mrpeenee12:06 AM, December 21, 2014

    Living in San Francisco, winter and summer are pretty much the same except for the decorations at Macy's.

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    1. Ms Scarlet9:29 AM, December 23, 2014

      Living in the UK, winter and summer are pretty much the same except for the biscuit selection available in Lidl's.
      Apologies for recycling your comment, Mr Peenee.
      Sx

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    2. Jon1:02 PM, December 23, 2014

      Slightly cooler drizzle. Jx

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    3. Ms Scarlet1:12 PM, December 23, 2014

      That's about the size of it, Jon!
      But, apparently we're going to have a cold and frosty Christmas morning like in the days of yore. Santa will be able to leave his canoe at home this year.
      Sx

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    4. Jon1:18 PM, December 23, 2014

      Looking at the Met Office forecast, in London we might get some cold fog by Boxing Day followed by more rain, so same as usual really. Jx

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    5. Ms Scarlet1:22 PM, December 23, 2014

      I'll believe my happy seasonal scenario when I see it; they've been completely wrong about it for the last three weeks.
      Look at us two, being British, and having a lengthy weather conversation. I must be away now to make tea.
      Sx

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    6. Jon3:46 PM, December 23, 2014

      Marie biscuit, dear? Jx

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  5. jason12:20 AM, December 21, 2014

    It's turtleneck season, I see.

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  6. Princess7:44 AM, December 21, 2014

    you know something? That's the perfect way to dress for a downunder summer too...

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  7. eroswings2:55 PM, December 21, 2014

    If he's in the cold any longer, he'll soon need to have his chestnuts roasting on an open fire, after frostbite has nipped at his hose (and holes).

    Happy Holidays!

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  8. Inexplicable DeVice2:57 PM, December 21, 2014

    And ten seconds later his smile turned to a frown as 'Little Homer' froze to the recliner...

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  9. Jon DeepBlue3:03 PM, December 21, 2014

    O Canada, glorious-ly free-zing

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  10. savannah3:43 PM, December 21, 2014

    why was my first thought: blue balls? xoxoxox

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  11. Anonymous6:55 PM, December 21, 2014

    Yeah, damn long night.

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  12. Mitzi 6:05 AM, December 22, 2014

    Come in from the cold? He'll have to warm it up with his hands first.

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