It is suppose to be summer in Idaho. (it is June, right???) Cool nights, warm days, and an occasional windy gust, and semi-arid climate. Floating the canal, running in the sprinkler, fishing, parades, rodeos???? Some of which are most enjoyable without a winter coat. We had snow on Easter, we had snow on April 25th for our all hands meeting in Rexburg, where they bussed us all from the INL site to the Hart Auditorium for a safety meeting. In 4 inches of snow. We had frost this morning, and frankly, I'm pretty tired of this! The first picture is this morning's frost on my car..... the second is Easter. Somebody that knows alot more than me, should explain to me about global warming. I'm just not buying it. Last weekend Jim and I took Brett to the Jefferson Stampede Parade, and begged the "Cream "O Weber" people to help us heat up the chocolate milk they were passing out. It was too cold to sit and watch the parade without a coat and blanket over us. However, contrary to what this may sound like, I cannot believe how green it is, how close the mountains seem on a clear day, and how thankful I am to be near family. Now..... where's my coat?
