For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for February 19, 2013

Wait a few decades, Michael. Then every month, every year will feel short.

Out of the mouths of babes….

They call these the “Golden Years”. Why? Because every time you stand up, you feel like you have to pee.

@blueskies That is funny Good one

Spring always comes. At least by July.

I don’t mind the cold…don’t like the wind. I don’t mind the summer…don’t like the humidity!! I know, I’ m fussy!!

I don’t love the cold, but I do appreciate having 4 seasons with a cold winter. Makes me appreciate spring so much more!

I agree with you since I sweat bullets in the humidity. But I am getting tired of winter.

Spend February in Mexico if you can!!!!!

No, Susan, you’re not alone. While we don’t get the snow and freezing temps, it gets pretty cold around here at night. It sure beats the 100+ temps in the summertime! I can always put on a jacket in the winter. I can’t always strip down enough to be comfortable in the summer (especially not in public).

A Will Rogers movie was where his daughter mused about meeting a great guy and how the prom was next year; to which a year takes so long to pass. Will Rogers remarked: “When you start paying taxes, you will not think a year takes too long to pass.”

I’m a weather wimp. I live on the central California coast where the temperature averages from 50 to 75 degrees year round. I’ll never leave! Woo-hoo!

Woke up to minus 10 with a windchill of minus 45. Supposed to be minus 20 tonight, without the wind. I’ll take summer.

Winter is my favorite season and would be glad if it lasted all year long.

Notice the lack of snow on the sidewalk where Michael is walking. It’s obviously not our neighbourhood.

February always seems like the longest month of the year because it’s always the coldest month (at least, where I live anyhow)!!!!! Wish I lived in southern Florida where it could feel like summer almost all year round. )-:

And in February, the cold weather brings colds, flu, earaches, and chicken soup.

30 days hath Sept., April, June, and Nov. All the rest have 31 ’cept Feb. which has 723!

That’s life, Mike!

The February doldrums.