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-Kyriaki- · Mar 5, 2008

Which city did you see the weather report for?

Here in adelaide it's 30something*C at the moment. We had a very warm night last night, it was beautiful and warm to sit outside at midnight. Weird, for autumn!

Mary of Bethany · Mar 6, 2008

Wow! We're supposed to get up to 5" of snow here this afternoon/evening!!!

In North Texas!

In March!

IS OUTRAGE!!!!

so I'm heading home for the day. See y'all later.

Mary

MariaRegina · Mar 6, 2008

And Gore keeps talking about global warming.

We had a very cold winter but now it is starting to feel like Spring. I still need a coat at night, but in the day it is sweater weather.

Still the weather is unusually cold for Southern California.

AureateDawn · Mar 6, 2008

Well, now the term has developed to the more appropriate "global climate change" because the warming of Earth can have a reverse effect which causes drastic temperature drops. But that's for another thread...

It's been unusually warm here. And rainy. It rained way too much for Tennessee in February, and late Feb and so far in March it's been in the 60s!

Philothei · Mar 6, 2008

In Greece they are predicting to have to do some water "cuts" this summer due to no rain... this winter.... go figure...

prodromos · Mar 7, 2008

Philothei said:
In Greece they are predicting to have to do some water "cuts" this summer due to no rain... this winter.... go figure...

It appears that Sydney got all their rain

Emmanuel-A · Mar 7, 2008

Mary of Bethany said:
Wow! We're supposed to get up to 5" of snow here this afternoon/evening!!!

In North Texas!

In March!

IS OUTRAGE!!!!

so I'm heading home for the day. See y'all later.

Mary

one week before I'm coming. Is outrage indeed !

I'll try to bring some sun along with me if I can .

Emmanuel

-Kyriaki- · Mar 7, 2008

Hey Sydney, send US some rain.

You should see the Murray!!!!!!

>_<

39*C here today. It's going to stay around that for the next week.

I am going to stay inside, I think.

AureateDawn · Mar 7, 2008

There are two kinds of people in this world: Greeks, and everybody else who wish they was Greek. Sadly, I am the latter.

Nichole · Mar 7, 2008

This is Nick and that is Nick and that is Nick, Nick, Nick, Nick, Nick....................

AureateDawn · Mar 7, 2008

Opa! :d

Nichole · Mar 7, 2008

Opa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Philothei · Mar 7, 2008

Bushmasterswife said:
This is Nick and that is Nick and that is Nick, Nick, Nick, Nick, Nick....................

annddd Nikiiiiiiiiiii hehehe

-Kyriaki- · Mar 7, 2008

Oh that quote...

Actually, I was reading the obituaries in the newspaper a while ago and there was this one man, a Demetrios, who had died.

'fondly remembered by his son Dmitri, daughters ___, daughter in law Dmitra, sons in law Demetrios and Dmitri, and grandchildren Dmitri, Demitrios, Dmitri and Dmitra.

There were a few other names in there too, but it made me laugh. I remember a few "Nick"s among the names as well.

Amusingly, Jeremy (who is a convert) even managed to have a Nikki in his family. Universal name, much?

We have a zillion Johns in my family though, and my dad is Ian because it's the scottish form of John and they wanted to make it less confusing

Khaleas · Mar 7, 2008

We just had a young Greek guy join our squadron and they call him T-17. His first name starts with a T and then 17 letters.
I was in there the other day and I looked at his uniform where the name is sewn on and while everyone else is like SMITH with big letters this is like tiny tiny letters and it goes on FOREVER.

Nichole · Mar 7, 2008

Khaleas said:
We just had a young Greek guy join our squadron and they call him T-17. His first name starts with a T and then 17 letters.
I was in there the other day and I looked at his uniform where the name is sewn on and while everyone else is like SMITH with big letters this is like tiny tiny letters and it goes on FOREVER.

Is his first name Nick? LOL!

Khaleas · Mar 7, 2008

Bushmasterswife said:
Is his first name Nick? LOL!

LOL, I don't know... but I wouldn't be surprised. I'll have to ask hubs if he knows since he was working on some of his paperwork today.

MariaRegina · Mar 7, 2008

Khaleas said:
We just had a young Greek guy join our squadron and they call him T-17. His first name starts with a T and then 17 letters.

I was in there the other day and I looked at his uniform where the name is sewn on and while everyone else is like SMITH with big letters this is like tiny tiny letters and it goes on FOREVER.

It is surprising that the Navy did not increase the size of his name tag so that it could be larger and legible.

Greek names can be larger than Armenian names, true?

Khaleas · Mar 7, 2008

OK, so I asked hubs what his first name is and he answers: Airman.
He said he doesn't know, but he has a feeling he has seen Dimitri somewhere... LOL...

Nichole · Mar 7, 2008

Khaleas said:
OK, so I asked hubs what his first name is and he answers: Airman.
He said he doesn't know, but he has a feeling he has seen Dimitri somewhere... LOL...

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