The NFC B-Day Chat Thread

[drstratton]

We moved from your type of humidity in Florida to the 10% type of humidity here in Wyoming. I think it took a year of acclimation before our hands stopped chapping and splitting because it's so dry.

Our humidity is 16 today, but it can be higher than that!

 

[drstratton]

Oh yes. The girl has dark eyes and hair with olive skin. The boy is a genuine redhead, lots of freckles and blue eyes. Everyone thought the girl was adopted until they saw the grandmas. Both have an olive complexion, blue eyes and dark hair.

That's amazing & fun!

 

[igorsMistress]

I cannot imagine 10% humidity. Its 94% outside here!

I couldn't take it! I went to the East coast of the US in May one year. The temps were much cooler but the humidity was awful. You'd probably feel like a paper sack here in my neck of the woods I did until my body adjusted.

 

[CapricornFarm]

The cluster of cases here has grown to 69 and then yesterday a maintenance worker at a quarantine facility tested positive. They are doing genomic testing to try and track where these cases have come from, but as yet they just don't know. They are different strains to the one here previously. The maintenance worker's strain matches someone that was in the quarantine facility but there doesn't seem to be any point of contact between that person and him. And as for the main cluster it matches strains found in England and Australia but as to where the first case came into contact with it, they have no idea which is a little scary.

But it has been revealed that border staff and those working in quarantine facilities haven't been refusing tests - they've in fact been asking for them and being refused. Is common sense so rare these days!?



For all it's faults New Zealand is a pretty special place. Australia is beautiful too (though New Zealanders would joke that it's full of Australians ). We honeymooned on the Gold Coast and I was able to have a snake around my neck (something I'd always wanted to do). The wildlife is amazing and so different to New Zealand's.

I was thinking of using this one for a belt!

 

[CapricornFarm]

I was lucky when it came time for my son to be born, I got the last free bed in the maternity ward. Everyone that came in later was out in the hallway.

My SIL kept getting put off because she doesn't go into labor without medications. She ended up being pregnant for 10 months, and her son has a rare brain disease.

 

[N F C]

My SIL kept getting put off because she doesn't go into labor without medications. She ended up being pregnant for 10 months, and her son has a rare brain disease.

That's too bad Cap. It seems from what I've heard and read, the docs don't let things go so long any more.

 

[ronott1]

Humidity is definitely not a problem here. We are at 10% with a feels like temp of 46C.

We've got the Sept 9, 22, 23, 26 and 30. Used to have the 29th until my SIL passed away. The 26th is a set of fraternal twins. One's a ginger, the other is olive skinned with brown hair.

We used to have a lot of December Birthdays but that was in the older Generation mostly. Only one left now in December is my Sister

 

[ronott1]

I cannot imagine 10% humidity. Its 94% outside here!

We are usually in the low humidity range but are higher than normal now.

Things dry out quickly!

 

[ronott1]

Current temp is 105F with a real feel of 112. Humidity is 28%.

 

[drstratton]

One of my chickens laid an unusual colored egg today...to me anyway! Reminds me of a desert scene! It must be one of the newest layers...only 39g!