Certainly one of the hottest countries on the planet, Ethiopia sees the temperature vary between 45 ° C and 60 ° C at the Dallol site. What to be well at the top of the ranking. But I know you prefer your USA now that Biden is president.
Reach for the beach? I know... it's 9 degrees here today, and I am walking around grateful that it is so warm. :P That's the mindset. Here. Not sure how I got to this point. Lunacy? I spend more time putting on layers and taking off layers to go from one place to another (I go two places daily) then I spend at the actual place. Sigh. Chin up. Like Covid, winter, too, has an end!
Right there with you. Winter has returned to Southern New England this week. We had 5" of an expected 1-3" snow fall greet us this morning. Fine, dandy, got out there at the crack of ass this morning and shoveled out the husbands car so he could get out to work... but damn... I miss my bungalow in St. Pete. 6' stockade fence around the back yard, large pool. No clothes. No tan line. I know, I know, I know... hazards of sun exposure and skin cancer, but DAMN... I never felt healthier than when I had my buns and balls in the sun.
Conversely, since moving to New England, I can also say I have no tan line... "Be One with your pasty whiteness..."
Sounds like you have S.A.D. You need some sunshine (or artificial sunshine) to literally brighten up your day! Turn up the heat, strip down, and enjoy being naked, even if it is only inside!
One of yesterday's comments mentioned that women have YY chromosomes and men have XY. A recent Scientific American article on women in sports mentioned that some women have XY chromosomes... and some men, YY or XYY. Biology is always ready to surprise us!
Our days are in the 40s but our nights are in the 20s now and we have an 80% chance of snow. This will be our first of the year so it should be fun to wake up to a snowy morning! Hugs and bisous.
@ MFP - Well, we'll see what transpires over the next few months... If Republicans continue to support the likes of Trump, Hawley, Cruz, McCarthy, Jordan, and Greene, we may be out of here, anyway.
We like the rain. Its relaxing for us but we dont live in the US and rain for us is always needed. Our winters we dont see snow either unless we go to the mountains.
Over the years though the body has started changing how it reacts to the sun. Soon as I am outside I start sneezing, eyes start leaking and if Im in the sun too long my skin will start to bubble up. Only in direct sunlight. Cloudy Im fine or if we out in the forest/bush I have no issues.
I honestly miss winter. I mean, not all the salting and shoveling and such, but small puerile pleasures like snowball fights, snowmen, snow angels, and writing our names in the snow.
I mean, bear in mind, summer was great too, we had a pond in our property and I'd often be there swimming with friends, wrestling, masturbating. Dad also maintained an old "abandoned" barn as a shelter from bad weather that I think all us boys knew was where we were supposed to jerk off when the weather didn't allow for swimming.
No such thing as YY. The X actually has some genes you can't live without. The smaller Y is almost exclusively dedicated to civilization. Most men have one X and one Y, most women have two X's, but since it's all mediated by hormones, yeah. Variants can be one X, three or more X's, XXY, XXXY, XYY, XXYY...
A few other chromosomes have trisomies as well, most well-known is the 21st, or Down syndrome.
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Certainly one of the hottest countries on the planet, Ethiopia sees the temperature vary between 45 ° C and 60 ° C at the Dallol site. What to be well at the top of the ranking.
But I know you prefer your USA now that Biden is president.
Hugs and bisous, my darlings Jean and Pat.
Let's just go build a second little hut in Costa Rica . We can spend all day nude on the beach!!!!
Reach for the beach? I know... it's 9 degrees here today, and I am walking around grateful that it is so warm. :P That's the mindset. Here. Not sure how I got to this point. Lunacy? I spend more time putting on layers and taking off layers to go from one place to another (I go two places daily) then I spend at the actual place. Sigh. Chin up. Like Covid, winter, too, has an end!
You're not alone in this, many people worldwide are missing Summer at the moment 😉
Right there with you. Winter has returned to Southern New England this week. We had 5" of an expected 1-3" snow fall greet us this morning. Fine, dandy, got out there at the crack of ass this morning and shoveled out the husbands car so he could get out to work... but damn... I miss my bungalow in St. Pete. 6' stockade fence around the back yard, large pool. No clothes. No tan line. I know, I know, I know... hazards of sun exposure and skin cancer, but DAMN... I never felt healthier than when I had my buns and balls in the sun.
Conversely, since moving to New England, I can also say I have no tan line... "Be One with your pasty whiteness..."
[sigh]
Cheer up, spring is only 8 weeks away.
Rad
so nice guys & pics
Sounds like you have S.A.D. You need some sunshine (or artificial sunshine) to literally brighten up your day! Turn up the heat, strip down, and enjoy being naked, even if it is only inside!
--PaulMmn
One of yesterday's comments mentioned that women have YY chromosomes and men have XY. A recent Scientific American article on women in sports mentioned that some women have XY chromosomes... and some men, YY or XYY. Biology is always ready to surprise us!
--PaulMmn
Ohhh the South Pacific?
Yes, please. Especially with that gentleman who's walking on the sand....
XOXO
Our days are in the 40s but our nights are in the 20s now and we have an 80% chance of snow.
This will be our first of the year so it should be fun to wake up to a snowy morning! Hugs and bisous.
Starting the count with the man on the bed...the man in pic no. 14 is absolutely stunning. I could see myself taking his load...anytime!
@ MFP - Well, we'll see what transpires over the next few months... If Republicans continue to support the likes of Trump, Hawley, Cruz, McCarthy, Jordan, and Greene, we may be out of here, anyway.
@ Paul - I do have SAD, I try to get out and stand in direct sunlight every day for at least 10 minutes.
@ Mistress & Six - When do we leave??? XOXO
@ Jean - it'll be lovely to look at from inside - with a nice glass of wine. 😉
A summer home would be a wonderful luxury.
We like the rain. Its relaxing for us but we dont live in the US and rain for us is always needed. Our winters we dont see snow either unless we go to the mountains.
Over the years though the body has started changing how it reacts to the sun. Soon as I am outside I start sneezing, eyes start leaking and if Im in the sun too long my skin will start to bubble up. Only in direct sunlight. Cloudy Im fine or if we out in the forest/bush I have no issues.
@ Anon - I have the same thing happen to me in the cold...if my skin touches ice or snow, it blisters. It's no fun!
I honestly miss winter. I mean, not all the salting and shoveling and such, but small puerile pleasures like snowball fights, snowmen, snow angels, and writing our names in the snow.
I mean, bear in mind, summer was great too, we had a pond in our property and I'd often be there swimming with friends, wrestling, masturbating. Dad also maintained an old "abandoned" barn as a shelter from bad weather that I think all us boys knew was where we were supposed to jerk off when the weather didn't allow for swimming.
No such thing as YY. The X actually has some genes you can't live without. The smaller Y is almost exclusively dedicated to civilization. Most men have one X and one Y, most women have two X's, but since it's all mediated by hormones, yeah. Variants can be one X, three or more X's, XXY, XXXY, XYY, XXYY...
A few other chromosomes have trisomies as well, most well-known is the 21st, or Down syndrome.
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