its not el nino, it is more humidity in air making bigger snows and rains. OTOH, we
have had a pretty mild winter with only 2 bigger snows this year. snow drops are up
and blooming, rest is poking thru snow.
koi are fine last time I got a look at em gave em some freeze dried krill. INgrid

On Sat, 27 Feb 2010 20:40:26 EST, ~ jan wrote:

On Sun, 21 Feb 2010 07:30:08 EST, ~ jan wrote:

Nan in DE.... I can't imagine! Been a long while since we've had snow like
that (well... if ever).

Nan, how you doing in DE? I didn't realize our El Nino weather travels all
across the nation and causes you woes, according to the weather news. Here,
nice showers, there... omg! You're buried in white stuff! ~ jan
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