Fifteen Minutes of Winter
Right outside my front door...
And down the steps...
The neighbourhood looks... different...
Natives enjoying the weather...
A rare view of Pixy Central...
This is what the place looks like normally...
You know, it's kind of hard to steer when the road is all covered in ice!
Posted by: Pixy Misa at 06:26 PM
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Well, at least that's out of the way--although I supposed you still have the entertainment value of the SDL to look forward to, as they predict this means that the global warming caused by President Bush's policies in Iraq has now come to pass....
Posted by: Susie at September 07, 2004 02:25 AM (aGSjc)
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"Pixy Central"? As in: Pixy is in that picture?
Posted by: Ted at September 07, 2004 08:35 PM (blNMI)
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Well, no. Since Pixy was behind the camera at the time. 
That yellowy building with the red roof is where I live.
That yellowy building with the red roof is where I live.
Posted by: Pixy Misa at September 07, 2004 08:39 PM (+S1Ft)
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My first reaction: but it's summer! (Which makes me Americentric and idiotic, since it's really fall--but September is always really warm in SoCal, and I'm still in shorts, flip flops, and a tank top.)
I assume this is really incredibly unusual, like snow in the non-mountanous parts of the U.S. Southwest? I tend to think of Australia in monolithic terms, unfortunately, and conceive of it as slightly less hellishly hot than in our local deserts.
I've seen snow on orange trees in two freak snowstorms in SoCal. Like I said: unusual. Twice in 42 years.
Your building looks almost like the faux Spanish style that every third house in SoCal is constructed in!
Thanks for the hail.
I assume this is really incredibly unusual, like snow in the non-mountanous parts of the U.S. Southwest? I tend to think of Australia in monolithic terms, unfortunately, and conceive of it as slightly less hellishly hot than in our local deserts.
I've seen snow on orange trees in two freak snowstorms in SoCal. Like I said: unusual. Twice in 42 years.
Your building looks almost like the faux Spanish style that every third house in SoCal is constructed in!
Thanks for the hail.
Posted by: Attila Girl at September 14, 2004 08:18 PM (SuJa4)
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