I wouldn't say we are rural. 2 major cities, few smaller ones and lots of farmers fields in between. Not much to see and we only get about 4 days of summer per year, but it's home lol
You got 4 days?! Lol
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I wouldn't say we are rural. 2 major cities, few smaller ones and lots of farmers fields in between. Not much to see and we only get about 4 days of summer per year, but it's home lol
C'mon up and watch the wheat grow. Or count the cows.
Actually, it's pretty lovely here. Except the climate: frigid winters and scorching summers. I grew up in BC and so my first winter here was pretty miserable. I will say that it's the perfect place for cross-country skiing.
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Hey Seanna :seeya:
I had to say hello to someone who is also stuck in Manisnowba! Why do we live here??? It was -40 when I walked to work this morning. And now I'm about to re-wrap myself (long underwear, fleece pullover, wooly socks, scarf, coat, another scarf, fake fur hat and mitts--all this on top of my regular clothes--it's exhausting) to walk home. I hear that Spring is coming, but that has to be somewhere else!
Just had my annual visit with my ENT Doc. He is really cool. I always pick his brain while I am there, from Obama's new health care to new cancer treatments. This time I asked him about bullets to the head. l described TA injury and asked if he could have moved after. He gave me a general answer I wasn't expecting. He said bullets to head are strange and there have been cases where people didn't even know they had a bullet in their brain AFTER awaking from the concussion of the bullet, and they only seem to have a headache. But it was rare and upon concussion of the bullet they went unconscious. He said if victim was dead the ME could more tell how devasting the wound was and what type of bullet was used. I told him about the wound tract and how there was very little blood in it and ME said he was probably dead. Doc told me that was probably true because everyone knows how much a head wound bleeds, even a slight one. As a mother of three boys I could attest to that.
He asked why all my curiosity about bullets to the head. I told him I was following a trial about a man who was killed and the murderer said he continued to attack her even tho she had shot him in the head. He wanted to know what case it was. I told him and he smiled and said he thought I was talking about a local crime he hadn't heard of. He never heard of the Arias case, but that doesn't surprise me because he is the Head Professor at a major University Hospital and a very busy practicing surgeon on top of it.
There are a lot of people who have never heard of this trial even in AZ. My BF in Scottsdale told me that. She is somewhat surprised but said could understand why the court decided JA could get a fair trial because not everyone has heard of her. There are actually people out there who don't know who the President of the US is. I saw it on a news program. Many don't know who the VP is and the list just gets longer for the people under them. What we find as interesting others tune out. Go figure
Scorching summers? Are you drunk?
OMG! How far do you have to walk?
Wish I were. And, yes, they are scorching to me, at least!
Don't laugh--three blocks. But they feel like three very long blocks.
Why would Jodi manipulate the time stamps to the day of the murder?
Then you definitely DO NOT wanna come to Texas. The weather totally sucks the life right out of you. I'd take snow ANY DAY so long as there is good transportation and I'm dressed for it!
Would love a digital photo expert to weigh in though ^^^ I would love to be proven wrong and she did bring them along![]()
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Hey Seanna :seeya:
I had to say hello to someone who is also stuck in Manisnowba! Why do we live here??? It was -40 when I walked to work this morning. And now I'm about to re-wrap myself (long underwear, fleece pullover, wooly socks, scarf, coat, another scarf, fake fur hat and mitts--all this on top of my regular clothes--it's exhausting) to walk home. I hear that Spring is coming, but that has to be somewhere else!
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Hey Seanna :seeya:
I had to say hello to someone who is also stuck in Manisnowba! Why do we live here??? It was -40 when I walked to work this morning. And now I'm about to re-wrap myself (long underwear, fleece pullover, wooly socks, scarf, coat, another scarf, fake fur hat and mitts--all this on top of my regular clothes--it's exhausting) to walk home. I hear that Spring is coming, but that has to be somewhere else!
I was lucky enough to visit England once many years ago in the summer. Loved it. But I've never forgotten, it was in the 70's farhenheit and someone actually apologized to us for the "heat wave."Am I the only person from the UK here? We get cold, wet and cloudy all year round (or at least up in the North East of England we do). I remember seeing the sun once. It scared us all.
Am I the only person from the UK here? We get cold, wet and cloudy all year round (or at least up in the North East of England we do). I remember seeing the sun once. It scared us all.
I used to be a neighbor, kinda. Lived in Grand Forks, so know all about the -30 plus degree thing and plugging in cars and not seeing black pavement or green grass from November through April. Ugh. On the other hand, we used to go to Winnipeg a lot. What a cool city! Certainly from the point of view of those stuck in Grand Forks, "city" with one movie theater, no theaters or live music or anything else cultural, and where the phone book's list of restaurants took up less than a quarter of a page and included Arby's.
On one trip there in the dead of winter, on a sunny day, the wind blowing so hard already fallen snow filled the air as if a blizzard, we saw one of those amazing things I've ever seen...two snow dogs, miles apart, shooting straight line rainbows up as far as the eye could see. Awesome.
Have you Manitobans ever seen the northern lights??? On my wish list of things to see......