Are there still such things as snow tires? I thought that we’d developed all-weather tires that didn’t need to be changed. I worked for a short time for B.F. Goodrich. One of their designers once told me “I can make a tread that will scream at 10 mph if you want one.”
A few days ago I mentioned to my husband that it was a good thing that this virus hit this time of year, because kids (with yards) could still play outside for a good amount of time & not get all “cabin fever”. The very next day we had temps in the 20s…and yesterday we got a little snow. Go figure.
John’s a dentist so there’s a good chance that this year he has closed his office for several weeks. My husband slept until 8:30, is walking with the dog, and later planning on trimming the bushes at his office building as well as home. Silver lining, maybe.
The last house that I lived in that had a basement was my parents’ house in Connecticut. I’ve never owned a home that had one. The nearest approximation of a basement was a cabin I had in Colorado that had a “root cellar” pantry.
Spring in the southwest is a mixed bag. Yes, it is warmer and plants are sprouting and such but there is also the incessant winds which we will be dealing with until June.
howtheduck almost 5 years ago
I am following most of this logic, but what does a leak in the basement have to do with Spring?
rshive almost 5 years ago
Are there still such things as snow tires? I thought that we’d developed all-weather tires that didn’t need to be changed. I worked for a short time for B.F. Goodrich. One of their designers once told me “I can make a tread that will scream at 10 mph if you want one.”
Asharah almost 5 years ago
Compare this to he strip from September 14 2019
jpayne4040 almost 5 years ago
Spring is my favorite season, even with spring allergies.
Daniel Verburg almost 5 years ago
It is all about priorities and positive thinking!
rpaul33 almost 5 years ago
My sentiments too. I hate spring, for a variety of reasons.
Wren Fahel almost 5 years ago
A few days ago I mentioned to my husband that it was a good thing that this virus hit this time of year, because kids (with yards) could still play outside for a good amount of time & not get all “cabin fever”. The very next day we had temps in the 20s…and yesterday we got a little snow. Go figure.
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Their thoughts align, he just thought about all the good stuff with one word. ‘Nice.’ Then all the other stuff came in.
mourdac Premium Member almost 5 years ago
If life hands you lemons, someone gets stuck making the lemonade.
NeedaChuckle Premium Member almost 5 years ago
The weather turned good for a couple of weeks and I got my yard work done a month early!
Gerard:D almost 5 years ago
Lynn’s Comments:
This reminds me…I have to get my tires changed!
Diat60 almost 5 years ago
I’m thankful that we no longer have storm windows that have to come off in the Spring and be put on in Autumn. I remember how heavy they were!
Aladar30 Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Last panel…Awwwwwwww♡♡♡♡
Grutzi almost 5 years ago
John’s a dentist so there’s a good chance that this year he has closed his office for several weeks. My husband slept until 8:30, is walking with the dog, and later planning on trimming the bushes at his office building as well as home. Silver lining, maybe.
j.l.farmer almost 5 years ago
Bill-Bob almost 5 years ago
Probably can’t work on it until it dries up some.
BlitzMcD almost 5 years ago
He forgot about the “joy” of mowing the lawn.
donwestonmysteries almost 5 years ago
There will be a lot more babies nine months from now and it will likely continue into spring.
amaryllis2 Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Taking the storm windows off??
Linguist almost 5 years ago
The last house that I lived in that had a basement was my parents’ house in Connecticut. I’ve never owned a home that had one. The nearest approximation of a basement was a cabin I had in Colorado that had a “root cellar” pantry.
lindz.coop Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Spring is my favorite…can’t walk too well right now, but hoping soon.
bryan42 almost 5 years ago
Spring in the southwest is a mixed bag. Yes, it is warmer and plants are sprouting and such but there is also the incessant winds which we will be dealing with until June.