It's that time of the year...

[harper1116]

I myself am relocating to Orlando at the end of June and no the weather is not the only reason for my relcoation, but it is one and it sure does help. I have lived in Maryland/D.C. my whole life and I have never really been a cold weather/winter person. Of course I have come to realize Orlando is not always 80-90 degrees, but even 50 degrees there is a lot better than 25-30 degrees here. Also the snow SUCKS. After being hit with a foot of snow, the follwoing weekend hit with 34 inches of snow, and then 4 days later hit with about 10 inches it sucks and never have really been a fan. If it isnt snowing its raining and if its neither its just too darn cold, esp when some nights geet in the teens.

So all in all, I am excited for my move!

[Wilshire81182]

Originally Posted by Granny Sue

Maybe we can take pictures of the pollen covering our cars. That might deter some.

Haha, I know that is disgusting. I washed my car last Sunday I believe and by the time I drove from the car wash to my home from some errands, my car was covered with a layer of pollen. I guess I am glad our plants are on the rebound from the cold, but it won't before long before my sinuses freak out.

[Granny Sue]

Originally Posted by Wilshire81182

Haha, I know that is disgusting. I washed my car last Sunday I believe and by the time I drove from the car wash to my home from some errands, my car was covered with a layer of pollen. I guess I am glad our plants are on the rebound from the cold, but it won't before long before my sinuses freak out.

Oh a side note...I suffer from allergies and have found Chloraseptic AllergenBlock. It's in the allergy section at Walgreens. You put a dab under your nose and it blocks the allergens. I use it this time a year and when we're on the bike.

My neighborhood has a ton of Live Oaks and you can just see the pollen sitting there waiting to drop! I'm ready!

[malissawoods]

Well said!