Posted by KEH on April 07, 2011 at 05:21:40 from (67.231.167.114):
Yesterday morning the temp here in SC was 36 degrees, this AM 46. According to the computer weather you were 48 yesterday and 50 today. We did warm up to the 60s yesterday, supposed to be 70s today and warmer the rest of the week.
We are kidding our daughter who lives in IA city about being the bringer of bad weather. She came home Christmas and we had snow on Christmas day for the first time in years. Last week she came for a visti, got in a couple of warm days, then it was chilly and raining the rest of the time. I put her on the plane at Charlotte,NC in the rain and she called us later and said she was driving home from the airport in sunny, 55 degree weather.
The corn I planted in the garden the last week in March is now up. Time to plant some more.
Got all your anhydrous in yet, or is that the way you do it?
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