[Miss Marple]

As I have told you before, I was in college taking geology classes when the "New Ice Age" was all the rage! I believe Newsweek even had a cover story on it.

Over the last few years, I have noticed that spring comes later, but also so does autumn. It seems to me that the seasons are shifting slightly. Perhaps it is simply my imagination, but I sure would like to see some statistics on that.

[Molly Pitcher]

Okay, so the earth's rotating on its axis is changing???!!

OMG, Jane, that's even scarier!!;^))

[redgolum]

I have been thinking that also. The seasons are shifting, ask any farmer.

Planting is later, and harvest is also later. The actual growing season is close to the same length.

[grids]

Well, some of the Climate Change Chicken Littles (C3L) are beginning to get "smart" (or is that "shrewd") and cover their global cooling / global warming flip-flops by saying that "global warming doesn't just mean everything warms up - it means the weather extremes are getting more extreme." See how that covers anything? Just one step closer to saying "global warming means anything we say it means, so shut up and keep peddaling."