Damn this nice weather!
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We had a 16C day yesterday - perfect blue sky, almost a warm breeze, the daffodils are flowering and the days are getting longer. Spring is coming. ...and I'm organising flights over to Canada to spend another winter there. :(( cheers, Chris Maunder
Chris Maunder wrote: ...and I'm organising flights over to Canada to spend another winter there. What do you do in Canada, is family there? Nick Parker
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Stop it! You're making me jealous. 32C is a nice warm day. 42C is a good hot summer. OK - now I'm really depressed... cheers, Chris Maunder
Chris Maunder wrote: OK - now I'm really depressed... :beer: :beer: :beer: For a guy man, that's the equivalent of a :rose:. Jeremy Falcon Imputek "Life is too precious - don't waste it." - Norm Almond "And remember, what some call cynical, others call experienced." - Christopher Duncan
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We had a 16C day yesterday - perfect blue sky, almost a warm breeze, the daffodils are flowering and the days are getting longer. Spring is coming. ...and I'm organising flights over to Canada to spend another winter there. :(( cheers, Chris Maunder
Chris Maunder wrote: We had a 16C day yesterday Wow, whereabouts in Oz are you? One of my buddies from Uni is doing a little tour with his girlfriend, hopefully its not deadly cold everywhere! I'm longing for a cooler day again. Our office has no air conditioning (how backward can you get :) so when its hot outside it can get to 30C! Now, that heat, coupled with sunshine outside and beer inside you really does push you to the limits :)
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Chris Maunder wrote: ...and I'm organising flights over to Canada to spend another winter there. What do you do in Canada, is family there? Nick Parker
Nick Parker wrote: What do you do in Canada, is family there? I know that David Cunningham lives there and he and Chris are good friends. Jeremy Falcon Imputek "Life is too precious - don't waste it." - Norm Almond "And remember, what some call cynical, others call experienced." - Christopher Duncan
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Well, you won't enjoy my country's climat either. You are complaining about 32 C, what about 42 C? Best regards, Alexandru Savescu
Alexpro wrote: Well, you won't enjoy my country's climat either. You are complaining about 32 C, what about 42 C? Best regards, Alexandru Savescu That's hot, damn hot! I hope you have lower humidity! Nick
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Stop it! You're making me jealous. 32C is a nice warm day. 42C is a good hot summer. OK - now I'm really depressed... cheers, Chris Maunder
Come on, how can you enjoy weather like that? Anything over 27C and I find it unbearable. I love nice sunny days though, when there's a nice cool breeze about to keep me cool and I can wander down the beach on my bike. Ahhh. :) Simon "This is an equal opportunities airline. The pilot is blind." Sonork ID 100.10024
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I've finally come to the conclusion that a couple of Bud's at lunchtime and the awesome sun outside are not motivators to working :)
The sunshine here is a great work motivator! At >40C with heavy overcast and humidity that makes ones socks mouldy, there is little incentive to go outside at all. Alas, Bud is not available in the vending machine, else I'd stay at work round the clock:-) "Knock, knock." "Who's there?" "Recursion." "Recursion who?" "Knock, knock..."
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We had a 16C day yesterday - perfect blue sky, almost a warm breeze, the daffodils are flowering and the days are getting longer. Spring is coming. ...and I'm organising flights over to Canada to spend another winter there. :(( cheers, Chris Maunder
The days may be getting longer but the sunlight is fading :( Enjoy it while you can!! Todd Smith
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We had a 16C day yesterday - perfect blue sky, almost a warm breeze, the daffodils are flowering and the days are getting longer. Spring is coming. ...and I'm organising flights over to Canada to spend another winter there. :(( cheers, Chris Maunder
It always catches me off guard at first when I read about cold weather during a horridly hot summer here. It's 89 degrees outside right now (Charlotte, NC) at 11:23AM heading for the mid 90's with high humidity that makes it feel like a muggy 105. Bleh. COME ON WINTER!!!!;P
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The sunshine here is a great work motivator! At >40C with heavy overcast and humidity that makes ones socks mouldy, there is little incentive to go outside at all. Alas, Bud is not available in the vending machine, else I'd stay at work round the clock:-) "Knock, knock." "Who's there?" "Recursion." "Recursion who?" "Knock, knock..."
Roger Wright wrote: Bud is not available in the vending machine Not available here either :( I'm still looking for that Company!
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I've finally come to the conclusion that a couple of Bud's at lunchtime and the awesome sun outside are not motivators to working :)
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Here in England we have had a week of hard rain and temperatures in the teens and its the middle of summer here. It took me 2 hous to get throught he centre of Leeds the other day because the ring road was flooded:(( Wudan Master
I'm in England too, the weather varies so greatly within a week. It took me 2hrs 30mins to get to work on Tuesday morning, but today its gloriously sunny and pretty hot also.
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Chris Maunder wrote: ...and I'm organising flights over to Canada to spend another winter there. What do you do in Canada, is family there? Nick Parker
Nick Parker wrote: What do you do in Canada, is family there The Code Project servers. They are pretty much my family at the moment, so I guess 'yes' ;) cheers, Chris Maunder
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Chris Maunder wrote: We had a 16C day yesterday Wow, whereabouts in Oz are you? One of my buddies from Uni is doing a little tour with his girlfriend, hopefully its not deadly cold everywhere! I'm longing for a cooler day again. Our office has no air conditioning (how backward can you get :) so when its hot outside it can get to 30C! Now, that heat, coupled with sunshine outside and beer inside you really does push you to the limits :)
Paul Ingles wrote: Wow, whereabouts in Oz are you? Canberra. We've been having -6C at night, 12-14C during the day. Perfect blue sky, no wind. Winters in Canberra are great (though I guess not as great as Winters in Darwin - 32C every day, blue sky...sigh). Just had some fronts go through so most of the south-east is rainy and wet. Looks like I'll get another chance to field-test the CodeProject snowboard :D cheers, Chris Maunder
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Nick Parker wrote: What do you do in Canada, is family there The Code Project servers. They are pretty much my family at the moment, so I guess 'yes' ;) cheers, Chris Maunder
Chris Maunder wrote: The Code Project servers. They are pretty much my family at the moment, so I guess 'yes' Are there any servers down in aussieland with you or are you just a fan of remote development? Nick Parker
