Subj : weather and climate
To   : Dale Shipp
From : Ruth Haffly
Date : Wed Oct 12 2022 17:23:36

Hi Dale,

 RH> True, but my dad lived in the northeast and got cable tv from NYC.
 RH> There were droughts in the NE in the mid 60s; I remember several years
 RH> in a row with a green Christmas. We thought it wierd, being used to a
 RH> white one. Now I've probably had more green than white ones in my
 RH> lifetime, considering the various places I've lived.

 DS> And sometimes you had a brown Christmas.  We once were talking about
 DS> going on a coach tour starting in Phoenix.  Our grandson spoke up and
 DS> said "you won't like it --- it's brown!".  His other grandmother lives
 DS> in Phoenix and he had visited there, and thus spoke from experience.

Phoenix has its green spots--from people that miss their green yards
from back east and spend most of their summers watering their yards. (G)

We had a guest speaker on August (monsoon season) at our church in AZ
one year. He started his talk sharing his thoughts about the area--said
that his first reaction when he landed was that it was so BEIGE! But
there are different shades of brown/beige if you look closly. (G)

 DS>       Title: Tandoori Chicken
 DS>  Categories: Main dish, Indian
 DS>       Yield: 4 Servings

Looks good, something to think about for maybe this winter.


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