Do you :

1. Love it
2. Hate it
3. Indifferent

Very much a 2 for me!
--
Paul Hyett, Cheltenham, England

Paul asks....

Do you :

1. Love it
2. Hate it
3. Indifferent


When I'm in the garden enjoying a spritzer for breakfast... 1

When I'm still lying awake at 3am... 2

When I'm in the pub... 3

I think I'm really a "1" person though :-)


Kevin

"Paul Hyett" wrote in message
...
Do you :

1. Love it
2. Hate it
3. Indifferent

Very much a 2 for me!
--
Paul Hyett, Cheltenham, England

If I am home alone, I am a 3 - thank goodness for ceiling fans and privacy!

Otherwise I HATE IT. It makes me wanna shower about 6 times a day!

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ostheap (SpursKevin) wrote:

Paul asks....

Do you :

1. Love it
2. Hate it
3. Indifferent


When I'm in the garden enjoying a spritzer for breakfast... 1

When I'm still lying awake at 3am... 2

When I'm in the pub... 3

I think I'm really a "1" person though :-)


Kevin

People spend a lot of money to go to places with temperatures like this!

Don't knock it.

BTW the maximum in kiruna yesterday was 13C. So if you don't like it here
you can always emigrate to the Arctic.

Personnally I love the climate of Provence. If we get it here in a few years
it will save me the trouble of improving my French.

Martin


--
Created on the Iyonix PC - the new RISC OS computer.

Do you :

1. Love it
2. Hate it
3. Indifferent

Love it.

Also love crisp cold frosty weather.

Hate wet grey weather.

Anne

wrote:

: Do you :
:
: 1. Love it
: 2. Hate it
: 3. Indifferent
:
Depends very much on what I'm doing, I've found:
The first, up to the low nineties F anyway, if I'm idly lounging in
the garden recliner.
but 2 if I'm dragging out bags of garbage or hauling in groceries
from the car.
3 if I'm in the house, in an artificial, user-controlled climate ....
--
Ian Ft Worth, TX, USA
(109 F yesterday, according to the local airport here!)
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Personnally I love the climate of Provence. If we get it here in a few years
it will save me the trouble of improving my French.

And they get real winters - all that lovely skiing

We wont get that part of the deal, slight altitude deficiency

Richard Webb

In message
(RJ Webb) wrote:



Personnally I love the climate of Provence. If we get it here in a few years
it will save me the trouble of improving my French.

And they get real winters - all that lovely skiing

We wont get that part of the deal, slight altitude deficiency


That's true, pity! It was the one thing I loved about living in Kiruna,
Sweden.

Martin
--
Created on the Iyonix PC - the new RISC OS computer.