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Good morning Liberty, pushing the credulity envelope one might think of a hurricane as a gigantic parental tornado with its children hanging from its center. You’ll have to excuse my analogy. I’m only half way through my laxative coffee. Enjoy the sun and warmth, as always ….

Good morning S19. Judging from the number of weeny comments your Eulogy for the cold season garnered …. Anthony’s # 1 Weeny Power Ranking may be in jeopardy. Stay well, as always ….

Good afternoon B5671. The number of Weeny reactions to posts could be the determining factor for Rjays Weeny Power Ranking. As always

Good morning Liberty. The current culture may cancel you for the last sentence. Enjoy the mild week. As always

Gravity you stoked a two decades ago memory. My daughter was in Hunter College and had to do an assignment which involved a visit to the Guggenheim Museum. She did not want to go alone and wanted me to go with her. I worked nights at that time. The exhibit was on TV’s all CRT’s In various artistic setups. The museum as I remember it was set up in a circular stair fashion by which you progressed level to level. Half way through, while my daughter was taking notes, I sat on a stone block next to one of the exhibits. Sleep caught up with me and I nodded off holding the exhibit info material in my hand. I woke, hearing murmuring, opened my eyes and there is a group of folk looking at me, I had been very still. I believe they thought I was a live exhibit. I remember saying, sorry folks I’m just here under parental duress. Some smiles and a little group feigned embarrassment and I moved on. My daughter never noticed this happening and I only informed her on the way home. That’s the closest I came to being part and parcel. At this time the only exhibit I’d qualify for would be titled “The Fall If Western Man” As always …

Good evening S19. Thank you for noticing. We were starting to worry. As always ….

True enough gravity. I often get offers of honorary museum memberships. As always …

He might surprise you around the 4th of July. As always …..

I am and I remember them as the last gasp after we lost the light rail vehicles. I remember them still running behind the downtown (A&S) department store. At least I was able to and remember my one ride on a regular rail trolley. As always ….

Good morning Liberty, Unc. A good point has been made. It may be wise to explore the need in certain areas for a transition via the hybrid. The grid must be able to support the demand. With an all electric future we should be cautious/thorough as to the results/consequences of jumping without seeing clearly our landing spot. I also believe for work related commutes in dense megalopolis areas thought should be given to continued development of one or two person vehicles. Transformation periods can be fascinating, rather than contentious. Be well all, I just remembered to change my clocks. As always …

Good morning Anthony. Your a very good person. On a sunny, beautiful, albeit cold, Sunday morning you gave S19 an early smile/laugh. No matter the extreme of the approaching warm season, the cold will return and open up its seasonal playpen for all of us again. Stay well and dream of May. As always …..

Good morning BW, Liberty. My concern, specifically for the heavily populated coastal plain and inland, is the extreme events that could immediately precede or follow such temperature shifts during a humid very warm season. As always …..

This will probably be the last time I see this until the next cold season. As always …. IMG_5871.MOV

Good afternoon Liberty. It’s amazing to think of how much impact legacy a terminus glacier has had and left. As always ….

Good, some flakes still falling on the postage stamp, afternoon BxE, Rjay. I prefer to think of us as half crocked/cracked but as that cracked crock is half full I think we’ll collectively make it. I will never envy you or any other mods/admins. As always …

I believe S19 is very sad. I believe, rather than ecstatic, he must be and feel very lonely during the warm season. May he and all of us eventually find peace. As always ….

Flakes now visible i the rain over the postage stamp. Stay safe everyone, as always

Good morning all. Heavy/moderate rain over the postage stamp. Still 47 degrees at 7:51 at CPK, ref NOAA. I was almost going to say snow or mixed because I was sorta feeling left out of S19’s weeny tally. Stay well and safe, as always …..

Good evening mob1.the worst that can happen to you is that you’ll get a like from S19. Happy and safe skiing. As always ….

Good afternoon all. WWA just flashed for Brooklyn on the I Pad. ( no offense meant, S19 ) As always …

Good morning I NW & NE friends. I found and could not resist recording this morning, on my sunny UHI blessed block. Tomorrow we will experience a bomb cyclone ( media verbiage ) and a day of explosive posting ( my verbiage ). Sunday, regardless of what is or isn’t on our ground, I will check to see if the brave daffodil made it, next week for all of us, ( my hope/prayer ) sun and peace. As always ….

As you sow so shall you reap …… the drought ravaged ground will be too hard to dig a proper grave. As always ….

Good evening forky. If I read this correctly we’ll have to get to the west coast of Central America to cool off in the warm season. Better I remain not knowing what I’m looking at. As always ….

…. And Will’s calendar. As always …..

Good evening Don. I remember an old almanac type weather saying ‘watch for frost on the pumpkin’ Your magnificent photos can also use a saying. Perhaps with a bit of theft from my beloved USPS … Neither rain, sleet, snow nor gloom of night can stay the beauty of these early blooms. Thank you, as always …..