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Katherine Bond
Katherine Bond • diaspora
Our unseasonably warm January is making it feel like spring.

Where has all the snow gone??

#winter #gif
#Winter #gif
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Kenny Chaffin
Kenny Chaffin • diaspora
It's in my front yard, my street. πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€ πŸ˜€
Bit of fresh dumping this morning ....
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Katherine Bond
Katherine Bond • diaspora
If it’s in your front yard @Kenny Chaffin, maybe our prediction of snow tomorrow may happen. It seems to keep going north of us. We’re the rock in the stream and way, way behind in snow.
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π••π•šπ•’π•Ÿπ•–π•’ πŸ³οΈβ€βš§οΈ • diaspora
I don't remember the warm during January. Hopefully summer isn't that much warmer too...
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Katherine Bond
Katherine Bond • diaspora
This is very unusual for us @dianea. We get a January thaw for a few days, but this is ridiculous.

I fear for the summer myself.
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Sam Smith
Sam Smith • diaspora
I always fear the summer.
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Shonie Hutter
Shonie Hutter • diaspora
@Katherine Bond The weather being so unpredictable I wouldn't count your chickens yet xx
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Katherine Bond
Katherine Bond • diaspora
Do you live in the hot, hot south @Sam Smith?
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Katherine Bond
Katherine Bond • diaspora
I’m not doing that @Shonie Hutter. Our weatherman said the next two weeks will be above normal, but then winter will return. I suspect March will come in like a lion and go out like a lion and a white easter.

Hey, you found me!!! 😁
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Simon Ashcroft
Simon Ashcroft • diaspora
There is some mention of snow in Wales next week. We'll see. However, I am not expecting to be inundated by shape-shifting marshmallow bunnies...!
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Brian Fitzgerald
Brian Fitzgerald • diaspora
It may be advisable to put a small lamp near the thermostat in your outhouse freezer, @Simon Ashcroft.
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Simon Ashcroft
Simon Ashcroft • diaspora
The thought had occurred to me... Freezer arrives tomorrow.
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Brian Fitzgerald
Brian Fitzgerald • diaspora
Might the old freezer be retained as a root cellar or worm bed?
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Katherine Bond
Katherine Bond • diaspora
Doesn’t everyone like shape-shifting bunnies??
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Katherine Bond
Katherine Bond • diaspora
Our snow forecast tomorrow has turned to rain.
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Sam Smith
Sam Smith • diaspora
Yup, @Katherine Bond. It's not that the summer days get hot - often to 118Β° - but that there's no respite as it cools off to the high 90's at night. Phoenix is aptly named. ::sigh:: I am enjoying the winter to the fullest, though. Perfect hiking weather!

Am I hungry? That bunny is giving off Toblerone/Mochi/Marshmallow vibes. 😁
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Brian Fitzgerald
Brian Fitzgerald • diaspora
Why are there 11 triangles in a Toblerone?
It's commonly thought that the shape of Toblerone represents the mountains of Switzerland. But the shape is actually meant to represent dancers the Folies Bergères — a cabaret music hall in Paris. The dancers form a pyramid at the end of the show, hence the triangular shape of the candy.
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Brian Fitzgerald
Brian Fitzgerald • diaspora
Is Mochi Ice Cream Sushi?
https://www.tasteofhome.com/article/what-is-mochi-ice-cream/

What Is Mochi Ice Cream and How Do You Make It?

Mochi ice cream is a cool, chewy Japanese treat. It's easy to make at home, too.
Megan Barrie (Taste of Home)
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Simon Ashcroft
Simon Ashcroft • diaspora
Did not say I disliked the bunnies. Just don't expect to be inundated with them...
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Brian Fitzgerald
Brian Fitzgerald • diaspora
Rabbits are an excellent example of efficiency. Combine a trebuchet and the payload in one creature.
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Brian Fitzgerald
Brian Fitzgerald • diaspora
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Brian Fitzgerald
Brian Fitzgerald • diaspora
I think rabbits should have very large bat wings and be able to soar in the clouds.
Intelligent design, my foot...
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Katherine Bond
Katherine Bond • diaspora
I spent the month of August in Arizona @Sam Smith. We had a spate of 122ΒΊ weather. I had to go to Flagstaff just to get a break from the heat. Enjoy your pleasant time of the year. I’ll take my 30s/40s which feel pretty nice to me.

Toblerones 🀀
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Katherine Bond
Katherine Bond • diaspora
I haven’t had breakfast yet @Brian Fitzgerald. It all sounds good to me.
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Katherine Bond
Katherine Bond • diaspora
It’s the shape-shifting part that might be unnerving @Simon Ashcroft, especially in a real bunny.
@Simon Ashcroft
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Katherine Bond
Katherine Bond • diaspora
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For you @Brian Fitzgerald
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Brian Fitzgerald
Brian Fitzgerald • diaspora
They may not be bat wings, but that's OK with me.
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Katherine Bond
Katherine Bond • diaspora
They do exist, but this was more bunny.
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Simon Ashcroft
Simon Ashcroft • diaspora
Batman, Batbunny... what's the difference?
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Clara Listensprechen
Clara Listensprechen friendica
Ya, August in the Phoenix metro area (Valley of the Sun) means 122 degrees F during monsoon. That's when you can get into your car at the end of your shift and by the time you get home you've got rump roast.
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Katherine Bond
Katherine Bond • diaspora
Lol. Such an apt description. I do remember burning my hand on the steering wheel.
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Sam Smith
Sam Smith • diaspora
My steering wheel has a fuzzy cover on it. That way I don't need pot mitts to drive.

Sometimes I'll leave ice packs on the seat while shopping, etc. to prevent "rump roast" lol.
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Katherine Bond
Katherine Bond • diaspora
I have the opposite problem @Sam Smith. I used to have a car with heated seats but my current one doesn’t, so I have a heating cover on my seat to keep my rump roast from freezing in the winter.
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