When does warm become hot? I know the other end of the spectrum we have cold becoming freezing at 32 degrees Fahrenheit but is there something for hot? I am curious as I can correctly transition in phrasing hot on days that qualify. If you live in the Western Washington, we may not see "hot" that often therefore growing up here it is possible I would not know this important info.
And is there a point that drizzle turns into rain, rain into showers, showers into downpour? Is it just a matter of personal opinion and left open to me to exaggerate if I want?
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32 degrees Fahrenheit is freezing. 0 degrees Celsius is freezing. 32 degrees Celsius is about 90 degrees Fahrenheit...getting hot!
thanks for the correction, some reason can't keep the two straight in my mind.
Hey where are the new posts? It's been dam near a month all ready. Get to typing!!
lol
SB
Where are you and why are you not posting anything? Life too boring for you right now?
I'm around, just haven't really felt like blogging lately. My "z" button is coming off my keyboard and it upsets me, sounds like a good excuse I will use, lol. I did post a hate blog, so I think I'm ready to continue now.
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