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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / January 2005Hey Firechief how is your weather down there?
In Oregon we are dry, we had rain this weekend but we are quite a bit behind for the water year. Southern Oregon is doing a little better. Stop hogging it all and send it north where it belongs! You folks from CA are all wet! In western Oregon everyone has been complaining about the cold, it got down to 26 degrees or so a couple nights ago (wimps). Visit my website: http://www.mzuschlag.com > In Oregon we are dry, we had rain this weekend We call it liquid sunshine. > In western Oregon everyone has been complaining about > the cold, it got down to 26 degrees or so a couple nights > ago (wimps). Send them to Bodie State Park on U.S. 395 where it dropped to -7 last week. Or -15 in areas along the Canadian border. (But no report from Hell, MICH. yet.) We're supposed to dip below the ole 0 mark several times later in the week - withOUT the windchill. tanya TACHANKA SIBERIANS "All Four Paws Rolling" Wenatchee, WA > We're supposed to dip below the ole 0 mark several times later in the week - > withOUT the windchill. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > "All Four Paws Rolling" > Wenatchee, WA same here, but that's normal for January. The couple of thaws we've had lately made such a mess of things around here. The reports of all the damage from the rains in California have been awful. I just hope that snowpack builiding in the mountains does a lot to replenish all the lakes and reservoirs. It'd be horrible to have all this damage from the storms and not get any drought relief out of it!  SignatureNann remove the Gator cheer to email me Simply the thing I am shall make me live --- William Shakespeare LOL. Weenies. Tonight, with wind chill, is expected to hit -40. Without counting the wind, it will be -27C (-17F). Nice thing about the more frigid temperatures is that you'll seldom see snow with them :-) Janet N. > In western Oregon everyone has been complaining > about the cold, it got down to 26 degrees or so a couple nights ago > (wimps). >LOL. Weenies. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >Janet N. Well there has to be a silver lining! LOL Even we are having cold temps. (-25) It is not a pretty thing, Kids have been staying in all day for a few days now, and are therefore very antsy. It is slippery as all get out too so it is hard to get around anywhere. Had my rem infusion on Thursday, and could not start my car. My friend at work drove me to the hospital, and then some of my colleagues gave my car a boost and brought it to me. That evening it warmed up and we had several cms of snow. Like maybe 10 to 15 cms in a short time period- the time it took to do my IV. (Mind you they had to poke me 7 times to get a good vein- they kept blowing the vein. Three different nurses tried, and then finally did what I suggested all along- use my foot). Rose @}>->-- Being educated means that rather than fearing the unknown, one seeks to understand it. RB Please remove "Ima" to reply. > Well there has to be a silver lining! LOL > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > nurses tried, and then finally did what I suggested all along- use my > foot). Wow! You're supposed to be living in the banana belt of Western Canada. I remember visiting my parents several years ago, and they were panicking when it was -12. I hope it doesn't last long. We get some nasty temps and road conditions, but we don't have to deal with the Coquihalla. I feel for you, and hope it gets better soon. Glad you finally got your infusion, though. Maybe one of these days they'll learn to listen to the one who knows her veins best. Now if someone would only invent cars that didn't need to be plugged in or warmed up :-). Hmmm.... hospitals with heated parkades? Janet N. > LOL. Weenies. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Janet N. geez, and here I've just been complaining that it needs to stay *cold* becuase we've had such a mess with thaws this January! Luckily, this week's thaw seems to have been diverted. I'm gonna have to think about cooking those turkeys in the garage if we get another thaw though. SignatureNann remove the Gator cheer to email me Simply the thing I am shall make me live --- William Shakespeare > geez, and here I've just been complaining that it needs to stay *cold* > becuase we've had such a mess with thaws this January! Luckily, this week's > thaw seems to have been diverted. I'm gonna have to think about cooking > those turkeys in the garage if we get another thaw though. Tell you what... I'll see if I can convince 10 or 15 degrees to migrate south for you. Then we'd both be more comfortable! Janet N. Yeah and we are proud of it too. ;-) SignatureLove and hugs to all Good thoughts coming your way too. Squirrely Jo > In Oregon we are dry, we had rain this weekend but we are quite a bit > behind for the water year. Southern Oregon is doing a little better. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Visit my website: > http://www.mzuschlag.com |
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