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femmocrat

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11. No, of course not. We have been very lucky so far this winter.

Reply to In_The_Wind (Reply #9)

Tue Feb 2, 2016, 01:17 PM

Feb 2016

Spring never lasts long enough.

We have bulbs poking up, but they were visible in December. Our yard is so swampy from the big melt-down that I haven't looked for any signs of spring yet.

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What's your prediction for tomorrow. [View all] In_The_Wind Feb 2016 OP

Phil will escape tonight before they can pull him from his hole liberal N proud Feb 2016 #1

Sounds like an excellent plan In_The_Wind Feb 2016 #2

General Beauregard Lee... Phentex Feb 2016 #3

He looks happy. I wouldn't blame him for staying in where it's warm and dry. In_The_Wind Feb 2016 #5

I hope he bites Bloomberg again tk2kewl Feb 2016 #4

After seeing the evidence, I don't blame the groundhog one little bit. In_The_Wind Feb 2016 #6

Kickin it In_The_Wind Feb 2016 #7

Happy Groundhog Day! femmocrat Feb 2016 #8

The peonies are pushing sprouts. Last year a late snow killed off the flower buds. In_The_Wind Feb 2016 #9

No, of course not. We have been very lucky so far this winter. femmocrat Feb 2016 #11

I never paid attention to Ground Hog Day - except to celebrate an anniversary csziggy Feb 2016 #10

I'm sorry ziggy. In_The_Wind Feb 2016 #12

Thank you csziggy Feb 2016 #13

Hell, I can't even predict what will happen today! kentauros Feb 2016 #14