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Archive for December 16, 2007
Don’t throw snowballs at us - December 16, 2007
December 16, 2007 by Tinka.
Yesterday it was very cold in the Dallas/FW area-high of 40 degrees. We did not notice the temperature here during the day as we were busy cleaning the RV and scrubbing out our dead RV refrigerator. It is now an expenisve storage cabinet until we get back to the states. The manufacturer said that they would warrant the thing. Thank goodness!!!!!
We bought a 7 cubic refrigerator to use while we are here in Mexico. It is sitting out on the patio.
Anyway we were busy cleaning so did not notice the temperature. About 4 PM we ventured out into the RV park and everyone was complaining about the weather saying it was cold and breezy. After we had cooled off from working we sat outside on the patio and read our books. We had to move indoors because it was chilly to us too. We came inside and closed all our windows which is the first time we have done that since we were in Mexico. Curious about current conditions, we looked up Puerta Vallarta’s weather. The temperature at that time was 69 degrees. We did not notice the humidity but it must have been lower than normal for it to be so cool. We laughed and said no one from home would be sympathetic to our cold condition, but it is all relevant to what you are used to and this feels like a cold front . Even in Paradise we complain!!!!!
By the way, we’re back in the 80’s today.
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