Getting cool here..some nights low 40s. Guess I need to at least start moving plants closer to the GH.

Gorgeous here again. Love, love. loving this weather! Haven't turned on the A/C in 8 days! I'll be happy as a clam when the electric bill comes.

We had 49 this morning. NICE! I'm a very happy girl.

More chilly where you are than here. Expecting record breaking highs on Saturday. Since I'm not ready for Winter, well, I ain't gonna complain.

It is 39 degrees, breezy and raining here, a good day to stay inside.

Soup, bread, and a good book, Margaret.

lovemyhouse said:Soup, bread, and a good book, Margaret.

Debra, I had soup for lunch, now I am going to play with my photos, maybe find something for the contest, hope your going to enter some of yours.

Had fettucini with cold tomato sauce/salsa/something of that sort, anyway. Canned tomatoes, seasonings, lemon juice, and olive oil run through the blender and eaten as it comes out of the bowl. Run the cooked pasta under cold water until it is room temperature.

I only like hot pasta dishes.

Too warm here, still. Don't eat hot foods until the weather cools down--room temp or lukewarm at best.

Pam, your evening temps are way, way too low for me!!! We won't get there until late December or January. That's fine.

It's a bit nippy in the morning but we haven't had to run the heat yet either, the house is pretty well insulated. It's only nippy when I go outside in the morning but I can't stay inside the house --- I *have* to have my outdoor "fixes".

I know exactly where Ponce Inlet is. At one time we lived in Ormond and before that in Flagler Beach. You stay a good bit warmer than we do but I'm loving the cold. Spent 90% of our lives down Jupiter way & have had ENOUGH of sizzling.
Disclaimer: I *will* be complaining this winter at some point.

Yep, do understand. I've lived in Ft. Lauderdale and feel the same way!

We could use rain, but this beautiful non-oven sunshine is wonderful. Not ready for January. Of course, if it were January, there wouldn't be any mosquitoes...hmm...nah, I'll just keep spraying the Deet.

Debra, for some dumb reason, the bugs down here went away after Sept when it rained 17 inches during the month. I don't understand; I'm just grateful! Beautiful here for the next 5 days. I'll finish planting daylilies tomorrow!!!!!!!

They breed better in stagnant water.

florange said:Debra, for some dumb reason, the bugs down here went away after Sept when it rained 17 inches during the month. I don't understand; I'm just grateful!

Maybe that 17" was a bug strangler.

Hummm ... I always think of frog stranglers. Need to add to my vocabulary.

I think frog strangler was surpassed at about the 6" mark.