[Rhodes22-list] Cold weather hits the tropics!
Ben Schultz
benonvelvetelvis at theskinnyonbenny.com
Wed Dec 22 22:34:58 EST 2004
It's cooling down really fast in Baton Rouge, so you must be getting
good and chilly by now. It was in the 70s at lunch time today. Down to
50 and thunderstorming when I left work, and getting ready to drop in
the upper 30s now. I'll be outside Friday night during some of the
coldest weather in our recorded history, smoking turkeys. At least it's
a pastime that involves fire, and I have a 90% full bottle of Mt. Gay to
help the warming process.
Hope all of you guys have great holliday seasons, and hope all of your
teams win their bowl games (unless you're an Iowa fan, since they're
playing LSU)!
Ben
Jim White wrote:.
> Wellll...my gloating over our warm and tropical clime is about to come
> to an abrupt halt. We're due to get a big inflow of very cold air
> starting tomorrow, in fact freezing temperatures and sleet are even in
> our forecast. To top it off, I am the regional coordinator for the sea
> turtle stranding network, and will be on call (and probably at the
> lab) throughout the event including Christmas day and beyond (it's
> scheduled to warm up by the first of next week). The problem is our
> bay is quite shallow, and rapidly falling water temperatures sends the
> critters into a state of shock, so the next several days will be sea
> turtle central here at the lab as we try and take care of them until
> the water warms up enough to release them back into the wild. Gosh,
> it's so romantic being a marine biologist.....
>
> Doesn't look like I'll be roasting my nuts by the home fire this
> Christmas eve!
> Happy Holidays ya'll.
> jw
> Jim White
> Le Menagerie
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