Date:         Sat, 4 Mar 2000 18:42:48 +0100
Reply-To:     Calle Fallberg <calle.fallberg@SWIPNET.SE>
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From:         Calle Fallberg <calle.fallberg@SWIPNET.SE>
Subject:      Re: Ain't the rain, it's the timing
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Mike Miller wrote :

> Yup, weather bitching the thing out here.  If you reread my post you'll see
> why the two different bitches:  almost no rain for 6 months of the season,
> then WHOOSH, and squish, squish, squish.
> 
> I have always liked rain, and still do.  But the aftereffects, squish, etc.
> can get boring if you're not set up for it like those in Washington and
> Oregon.
> 
> Mike
> where do you live that's that dry?

Mike, I couldnīt agree more, but than again isnīt weather what we're always talking ( complaining )about ??
I mean one day itīs too darn hot to go out and start that project on the Vanagon [ see, got the content there ;-)] the next day it rains and heaven forbid that you would put your seats out in the wet just beceause you have to weld those holes in the fenderwalls , especially since the seats has just dryed up the day before ......
Even though you know that youīll probably end up with your beloved car seats out in the " squish, squish" weather when the rust has eaten its way down into the floor and welding is the only way of keeping your mother in law stuck in the bus insted of falling out .....
oops, kinda lost the thread here  :- )
well, my point is  - I guess - that it could get a little bit too much or to little of everything and what else to do but complain ???

BTW if was  the mother in law situation pictured above , I for one wouldnīt put the seats in the "squish , squish " ,  there would probably be a better day comming up ............. ;-)

Calle
-88 Vanagon
Mullhyttan , Sweden