The whine is on! (Houston, Conroe: buying a house, neighborhood, buying)

[tstone]

It's true, the avg temps in September are 89/69. Check it out.

But seriously though -- compared to our recent days of 99's, 89 is a helluva relief. You'll see it in the electric bill, too.

[feufoma]

Originally Posted by professorsenator

Boston was partly sunny today, high of 73 (the low was 61).

Great! I'll check back with you during the 5 months where one has to undergo light therapy just to keep from committing the unthinkable. I'll take a few months of hot over a winter that lasts half the year.

[I LOVE NORTH CAROLINA]

Originally Posted by Texas Mack

Relax. About six more weeks to go.

I wish that were true.

[Macharuadan]

I'll take 6 months of winter rather than 300 days of summer,3O days of spring,3O days of fall,and 5 days of our"so called" winter, where temps range from 45-30(rarely lower).Face it folks Santa is dead,his sleigh got bogged in the swap,the gators ate the reighndeer,and the skeeters,fireants,& the sun finished off Santa himself!

[I LOVE NORTH CAROLINA]

Originally Posted by Macharuadan

I'll take 6 months of winter rather than 300 days of summer,3O days of spring,3O days of fall,and 5 days of our"so called" winter, where temps range from 45-30(rarely lower).Face it folks Santa is dead,his sleigh got bogged in the swap,the gators ate the reighndeer,and the skeeters,fireants,& the sun finished off Santa himself!

Yes me too!!!! Love the part about Santa

[jfre81]

In other news today, it's hot outside.

Oh wait...

Originally Posted by Machuradian

I'll take 6 months of winter rather than 300 days of summer,3O days of spring,3O days of fall,and 5 days of our"so called" winter, where temps range from 45-30(rarely lower).

Then why are you here?

[I LOVE NORTH CAROLINA]

Originally Posted by jfre81

In other news today, it's hot outside.

Oh wait...



Then why are you here?

Not everyone can just pick up and move, or else I would have been gone a long time ago.

[southeasttexas]

Originally Posted by amyalta

Yes, but humanity has not been living in Houston for thousands of years - in fact it was only with the invention of ASC that it came to be regarded as habitable.

Incorrect. Indians have inhabited the Gulf Coast for many, many years, and Americans for the last 150 or so. "HOPEING AND PRAYING WE MAKE IT" is a ridiculously over the top statement! We ain't gonna die just because we might sweat some, folks. Get a grip!

[tstone]

Originally Posted by southeasttexas

Incorrect. Indians have inhabited the Gulf Coast for many, many years, and Americans for the last 150 or so.

Two words: loin cloth.

That's supposedly how the Karankawas fended off discomfort from here to Corpus in the summertime.

I actually told my wife I needed one of those while mowing the grass from 3-6 this afternoon.

[Macharuadan]

Originally Posted by Texas Mack

Relax. About six more weeks to go.

I cant wait!