Snowback
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Merry Christmas to you too Brandi! And to everyone else as well!
You're 100% right on acorns. Can't walk barefoot without howling after stepping on so many lately...
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Merry Christmas to you too Brandi! And to everyone else as well!
You're 100% right on acorns. Can't walk barefoot without howling after stepping on so many lately...
mostly_gas
Super Member
Funny my acorn crop was 1/2 of lasts years crop
Merry Christmas to y'all.
Merry Christmas to y'all.
bindian
Super Member
Our crop last year was non existent. I remember that, as I love the sound of acorns hitting the tin roof.
Merry Christmas hugs, Brandi
sseelhoff
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Just got the wood stove ready to go. Here comes the blast.
Kyle_in_Tex
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We just got the initial blast of wind out of the north!
Stay warm, and keep your pets warm too.
Stay warm, and keep your pets warm too.
Snowback
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So tonight's report from Conroe/Navasota/College Station was hot and windy. 80 degrees + around 3pm and did not cool much through early evening.
When we went out to Santa's Wonderland tonight, I was wearing shorts and a T-Shirt. Could not even justify a hot chocolate for the wagon ride! It was so windy when we stopped for gas in Navasota that it almost felt like being back in Oklahoma. It was from the south as well, so something cataclysmic must be setting up here for tonight.
Still 75 degress as of 9:05pm in Conroe - was 75 in Navasota when we passed through around 8pm. Currently 54 degrees in Navasota, so it's on its way and the squall line is just now forming up over the lake according to radar. Time for the light show!
When we went out to Santa's Wonderland tonight, I was wearing shorts and a T-Shirt. Could not even justify a hot chocolate for the wagon ride! It was so windy when we stopped for gas in Navasota that it almost felt like being back in Oklahoma. It was from the south as well, so something cataclysmic must be setting up here for tonight.
Still 75 degress as of 9:05pm in Conroe - was 75 in Navasota when we passed through around 8pm. Currently 54 degrees in Navasota, so it's on its way and the squall line is just now forming up over the lake according to radar. Time for the light show!
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Light snow?! May get 4-6" in BCS.
FT. Worth is showing 26 degrees already.
OKC 13 degrees
TBS
FT. Worth is showing 26 degrees already.
OKC 13 degrees
TBS
Snowback
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WOW!!!!! I'd love to see some white stuff here too. I get nostalgic this time of year.
bindian
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You're just an ole snowball. It was colder here at the times you posted. It was 70 at sundown and 63, when the wind started blowing around 8. 42 degrees here now.
We are going to Santa's Wonderland...Santa's Wonderland - College Station, Texas - The Lights, or Moody Garden Ice Lights...Ice Land after Christmas. We haven't decided yet.
Merry Christmas hugs, Brandi
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Patricia and I went to the Nutcracker Ballet at the Wortham Center in downtown Houston tonight. It was 82 when I left Ranch at 3 pm, 73 when we walked out of the Wortham at 9:45 pm and 36 when I arrived back at the Ranch at 11:45 pm.
BTW, the Nutcracker was excellent. This is first year of their new production, by Stanton Welch. The Ben Stevenson Production ran annually from 1987 to 2015. This our 17th attendance. It's a Christmas tradition for us. We try to go every other year. Sat in one of the Founders Boxes.
BTW, the Nutcracker was excellent. This is first year of their new production, by Stanton Welch. The Ben Stevenson Production ran annually from 1987 to 2015. This our 17th attendance. It's a Christmas tradition for us. We try to go every other year. Sat in one of the Founders Boxes.
