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You are too kind. :love It's the ONLY way to return! :D

Puts a big smile on my face Kathy!! :love

Yep, 200,191!

Love it!

HOLY CROW....I just got the notification!! Wow!! :woot Thanks Kathy!!!! How egg-citing!! :-)

They are confused as well? So sorry Penny! :hugs

Good morning binners! Hope you don't mind me barging in with nonsinning talk, although maybe this is a sin in itself. :lol: Kathy, someone has questions about Corid Oral drench in your Corid thread, they tagged you yesterday, I gave them some tips on using the standard Corid in the water deal...

I moved it to the Corona virus thread for you Nancy. :-)

Me too. The thread became so overwhelming, it was like a full time job trying to keeping up with it! :lol:

That is one long stretch of highway!

You are probably thinking of Death Valley in California.

I'm shoveling it up now and I'm shipping it to your front door, overnight delivery! :lol: Most people think we are similar to Arizona but we are closer in climate to Colorado, at least the northern 2/3 rds of NM is. Our southern 1/3rd is quiet dry, but we don't have the saguaros like AZ.

The Rockies extend pretty far south into New Mexico. We've got plenty of 12,000 and 14,000 ft peaks here in New Mexico.

Hi Sour! :frow Yes it is quite normal for us to get this sort of weather and snow. Our average snow fall is around 80 inches per season although we've been in a 20 year drought which has significantly reduced our snow depths. We needed this snow this season, its been quite dry.

Thanks Kelsey! It's gorgeous for a while, when you have to get out there and shovel and plow it, it's gets kinda ugly. :lau

This has got to be a sin....Its 2 degrees outside right now with a foot of freshly fallen snow.

What, for her to fix the fence or watch 50 yrs of movies. :lau

Yep, I see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. :lau

I can't point them out to you cause I didn't see them. :gig

I think the name is perfect!