Kevin's Watch

Cameraman Jenn wrote:I think there are some thirty odd names for rain up there...

No, just one, and I loathe it. I need to move somewhere with more sun.

But the people are cool

lucimay wrote:i miss thunderstorms and the leaves changing colors.

I have plenty of both. Will save you some.

Sarge, I believe Miss Luci is from Kentucky.

I'm originally from the southern edge of Indiana, and have since made it all the way to Indianapolis. Indy is the geographical center of my state - seriously, they used a map and a pencil-compass to decide where to locate this frikkin' town. We are the crossroads of America - meaning you have to drive through us to get to where you are headed.

dw

yep. kentucky.

What a beautiful picture!

lorin wrote:What a beautiful picture!

its a gene burch photo, he's a kentucky photographer and he's awesome.

Gene Burch Photography

that photo was taken at Calumet Farm in Lexington.

Rigel, rain, scattered showers, light mist, heavy mist, sleet, fog, drizzle, flood, deluge, sheeting rain, cloudburst, sunshowers, heavy precipitation, volley of showers, monsoon, rainstorm, thunder storm, spit, sprinkle, driving rainstorm, downpour, (my fave) torrential downpour, to name a few...

luci - did not know you were a southern lass. i have picked up the texas accent, sometimes my mother can't understand me on the phone.

when i cuss at work the i/m's say you can really hear my new england accent. i hear it most when pronouncing and new england words.

i tease julie for her pronounciation of Worcester. (it's Woostah, but with some inflection)

Yeah, with a Kiwi accent I would say it;s "Wuster." Damn strange way to spell it anyway.