You might be a “Southie” if...

[Mimi13]

I was thinking today how nice it is to have this warm weather and no bugs..

But my bees are out on days like this .

I think I saw one of my poor little bees peek her head outta the hole and turn right around. I said, “Gurl, I don’t blame ya a bit.”

 

[1muttsfan]

21 here yesterday, didn't look today. About the same.

I do feel a little sorry for the bees.

 

[duluthralphie]

I will check mine later, I expect a few to be making poop flights.

 

[Wolfie2]

well, have not done any of those....
also I think one might be a Southie if it's 54º on Jan 2...

How about 72!

 

[Wolfie2]

Oh boy. Here we go again. So y'all know. . here's what Ralphie considers the south. View attachment 1992907
* picture courtesy of @OhZark Biddies

Getting to this thread kinda late but, I thought the mason Dixon line was somewhat along
!-10

 

[CluckNDoodle]

I'm under TWO quilts this morning, drinking hot chai tea, and I'm still cold. I'm Seriously starting to think that 30F in the South is colder than -5F in the North. Lol

 

[duluthralphie]

Getting to this thread kinda late but, I thought the mason Dixon line was somewhat along
!-10

I-94 follows is the Mason dixon line between the Mississippi/st Croix and Missouri rivers. East and west of those points it goes north the the VWN border to the west and follows the Great Lakes and St Lawrence seaway to the East.

 

[1muttsfan]

Back in times of old, due to poor mapping Maryland and Pennsylvania had a territory dispute, and Mason and Dixon were the surveyors that established the state boundaries (along with northern Virginia). That line is the Mason-Dixon line. It was later used unofficially to indicate the line between slave and non-slave states, and extended along the Ohio river (and north/west along the Mississippi/Missouri rivers).

 

[duluthralphie]

Back in times of old, due to poor mapping Maryland and Pennsylvania had a territory dispute, and Mason and Dixon were the surveyors that established the state boundaries (along with northern Virginia). That line is the Mason-Dixon line. It was later used unofficially to indicate the line between slave and non-slave states, and extended along the Ohio river (and north/west along the Mississippi/Missouri rivers).

it has been changed to mean the line between Southies and Northerners.

It has been redrawn slightly too as described in my previous post. I do have the maps if you need to see them again.

down with Okra, Up with lutefisk

 

[1muttsfan]

Yes I have seen the official redrawn map

Ice fishing start soon!