To: Abby4116
The funny thing is poison ivy doesn’t bother me at all.
Hubby and I are polar opposites when it comes to skeeters and poison ivy.
I think the last of the t’storms are done for us. Are you down this way, or still “up north”?
27 posted on
07/04/2008 7:01:38 PM PDT by
Gabz
(Don't tell my dad I'm a lobbyist, he thinks I'm a piano player in a whorehouse)
To: Gabz
Down this way where they set the fireworks off 2 hours early due to the threat of rain and managed to do it during a storm. CI’s deck bar isn’t a bad place to watch them from although you miss the ground displays while keeping dry. Not raining now when they were scheduled :)
30 posted on
07/04/2008 7:36:29 PM PDT by
Abby4116
To: Gabz
I am like you, I could eat poison ivy for lunch and be unaffected but Mrs Heatseeker breaks out if she comes anywhere near it. OTOH I am so attractive to mosquitoes if I could figure out a way to hook myself up to a bug zapper without doing myself in, I’d wipe out the species.
36 posted on
07/05/2008 10:38:26 AM PDT by
Heatseeker
(I'll vote McCain for President if I can vote Cheney for God)
To: Gabz
Hi Gabz, I must have been born in a nest of Poison Ivy, I can walk through groves of it barefoot and in shorts without getting a welt. The skeeters used to love me when I was a kid, now I may get one or two bits the whole summer. Maybe my Delaware native blood is not good enough for them?
50 posted on
07/11/2008 3:08:34 AM PDT by
Woodman
("One of the most striking differences between a cat and a lie is that a cat has only nine lives." PW)
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