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<blockquote data-quote="Lammie" data-source="post: 623992" data-attributes="member: 3306"><p>I guess I can appreciate a state with four seasons. We have four seasons in Texas, only they can run in a week. Seasons in Texas go like this:</p><p></p><p>Winter : a roller coaster season with all four seasons thrown in, sometimes in one day. </p><p>Summer: we won't discuss it. </p><p>3 days of Spring, not consecutively, with periods of winter in between those days lasting two weeks. </p><p>Fall, a joke. Maybe two days of weather that can be classified at "Fall", mixed mostly with blazing hot Summers, (nineties in October), and the odd couple of days of winter. (have seen several inches of snow in October, too.) September is an extension of summer, often the hottest time of year because you are longing for a Fall, which does not exist. </p><p></p><p>Today is winter. Ice on the ground, in the twenties, two hour delay at school. </p><p></p><p>Why am I up so early????</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lammie, post: 623992, member: 3306"] I guess I can appreciate a state with four seasons. We have four seasons in Texas, only they can run in a week. Seasons in Texas go like this: Winter : a roller coaster season with all four seasons thrown in, sometimes in one day. Summer: we won't discuss it. 3 days of Spring, not consecutively, with periods of winter in between those days lasting two weeks. Fall, a joke. Maybe two days of weather that can be classified at "Fall", mixed mostly with blazing hot Summers, (nineties in October), and the odd couple of days of winter. (have seen several inches of snow in October, too.) September is an extension of summer, often the hottest time of year because you are longing for a Fall, which does not exist. Today is winter. Ice on the ground, in the twenties, two hour delay at school. Why am I up so early???? [/QUOTE]
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