John Paul Sanborn
Above average climber
My spelling, it should be brogue a disticnt regional accent usually related with the Galic influanced English of Scotland and Ireland
Rrrrolll your arrr's and rrround yourr vouuls
When does your 'Spring' season start?
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My spelling, it should be brogue a disticnt regional accent usually related with the Galic influanced English of Scotland and Ireland
Rrrrolll your arrr's and rrround yourr vouuls
ok
im sure it would make more sense if i was here with you,
i always find it funny how americans (and the rest of the world) are interested in this rainy little country, its heritage and how they are descended from the clearances
jamie
im sure it would make more sense if i was here with you,
i always find it funny how americans (and the rest of the world) are interested in this rainy little country, its heritage and how they are descended from the clearances
jamie
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Here in the sunny northland, permanent ice fishing houses have to be off the lake by March 15 and yard work starts about April 15. You can safely plant annuals about a week after Memorial Day. Most tree companies do some work year round, a lot of municipal pruning and line clearing are done then. Usually the first frost is around the middle of Sept. (can be late August) and the first major snow usually is sometime around Halloween. Fargo and Bismarck are down in the state's "banana belt" so they will be about one to two weeks earlier.
Right now we are setting around the greenhouse waiting for the bananas to ripen and working on our tans for the summer. The orchids and bougainvillea (sp) are blooming and all is well with the world. Temp is pushing +20 already at 7am, so a heat wave is in progress. Spring must be close behind.
Bob in North Dakota
Right now we are setting around the greenhouse waiting for the bananas to ripen and working on our tans for the summer. The orchids and bougainvillea (sp) are blooming and all is well with the world. Temp is pushing +20 already at 7am, so a heat wave is in progress. Spring must be close behind.
Bob in North Dakota
John Paul Sanborn
Above average climber
Re: ok
Then the guys parade up and down the street's wearing skirts with knives in their socks, blowing on the tail of a screaming cat. Seems to be pipe corps everywhere.
People still were "Kiss Me I'm (insert euro-country)" hat's and shirts
Everyone needs a hoby, specially when you don't work every day
Me, I'm 100% American Mutt. (scot's, irish, welsh, swede, german....) The partonymic line has been here since around 1623. The Bell line almost as long, I would not be suprised if there was Amerind and African (one drop rule) in there too.
Then the guys parade up and down the street's wearing skirts with knives in their socks, blowing on the tail of a screaming cat. Seems to be pipe corps everywhere.
People still were "Kiss Me I'm (insert euro-country)" hat's and shirts
Everyone needs a hoby, specially when you don't work every day
Me, I'm 100% American Mutt. (scot's, irish, welsh, swede, german....) The partonymic line has been here since around 1623. The Bell line almost as long, I would not be suprised if there was Amerind and African (one drop rule) in there too.
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