Here is Myrtle Beach it's a little chilly. Only supposed to be about 70 today. No rain or bad weather in sight so they say.
All that are in the storm areas be safe.
LorettaV
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How is everyone fairing with this weather?
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lorettav
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Pilot2b
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Re: How is everyone fairing with this weather?
Not bad, even when the air pressure is low. Had nearly 2 inches of rain over the weekend. Have arthritis and low air pressure would really make walking difficult. But, since I had to take early retirement 2 years ago for CF, a rarely take any meds for this. Even for the fibrymyalgia. I am blessed.
Ready for nice weather.
My thoughts and prayers go out to all the victims of the recent tornados. Such horror to behold. Hopefully you are all safe.
Ready for nice weather.
My thoughts and prayers go out to all the victims of the recent tornados. Such horror to behold. Hopefully you are all safe.
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Pilot2b
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Re: How is everyone fairing with this weather?
QIAD - Linda
Due to my CFS taking over big time last week, I didn't know about Yankton. Don't want to get into politics, but I sincerely hope all of these recent victims get timely help. Not just retoric.
My prayers to your relatives and you Dad. Give him a big hug from this Rapid City Central recently retired teacher. I lost my father on Dec. 26, 1966, he was 52 on Christmas Day of 1966.
I don't dare plant flowers until AFTER Memorial Day.
Someone mentioned humidity. This was foreign to western SD years ago and now we have it. Humidity is suppose to keep us younger looking. HA
Once again my thoughts and prayers to all of you. Wish Mother Nature would quit having these hot flashes. Too bad we do not have the technology to blas tonados out of the sky. Perhaps we do and it is not being used.
Due to my CFS taking over big time last week, I didn't know about Yankton. Don't want to get into politics, but I sincerely hope all of these recent victims get timely help. Not just retoric.
My prayers to your relatives and you Dad. Give him a big hug from this Rapid City Central recently retired teacher. I lost my father on Dec. 26, 1966, he was 52 on Christmas Day of 1966.
I don't dare plant flowers until AFTER Memorial Day.
Someone mentioned humidity. This was foreign to western SD years ago and now we have it. Humidity is suppose to keep us younger looking. HA
Once again my thoughts and prayers to all of you. Wish Mother Nature would quit having these hot flashes. Too bad we do not have the technology to blas tonados out of the sky. Perhaps we do and it is not being used.