Hey! I think it topped out here today at 68 F (yes Mike, Stone Age :)- ). Anyone in the Lower 48 thinkin’ that moving back is a good idea yet? *grin*
The creative side of Melissa
The creative side of Melissa
Hey! I think it topped out here today at 68 F (yes Mike, Stone Age :)- ). Anyone in the Lower 48 thinkin’ that moving back is a good idea yet? *grin*
**snork!**
:^P
(stones, rocks, pebbles, whatever it takes)
I’ve made it my personal mission to promote metric where I can.
By the way, it’s easy to remember: 68°F (standard room temperature, a number we all should know) is exactly 20°F (a nice round number).
Hey, I’ve always thought that! Except for little things like job market, ticket prices to visit family, and how most people we know don’t live there anymore. Sigh.
Nah, but we’re seriously considering a future beach house on the southern OR coast (or renting a place in AK) for the too-f’ing-hot months, but that won’t happen until after we pay off the student loans. . .
Re: **snork!**
We’d all be more likely to learn it if you would post your temperature reports in both. You can choose to keep your reports pure or to learn us some science. 🙂
I told Pat once that I wanted to be a snowbird, ya know, here in the summer, somewhere else in the winter. He said he would miss me. Guess I don’t get to be a snowbird. 🙂
I could probably survive the Anchorage area, but I could never move back to Fairbanks full-time.
ugh. Me neither. It is quite cold and dark enough here, and it is NOTHING like Fairbanks was. Besides, there is a LOT more to do here.