“Barbacoa – the name itself sounds as if it is time to celebrate. It is an open fire grilling process where a whole sheep is made to roast slowly so that each fleshy part acquires that flabbergasting taste of barbecue bonfire. However, the sheep can also be grilled traditionally in a pit covered with leaves. This barbecue specialty was developed in Mexico just after the Spanish conquest and it was referred to as Barbacoa de cabeza.”
It’s a balmy 5 degrees here - that’s 41 to you filistines who still use Phahrenheit. Tomorrow it’ll be even warmer. The snow on the ground is fading fast. And this is in Wisconsin.
Wondering, though: if the seasons are four months long, doesn’t that require a sixteen-month year?
For one day, in the Kansas City area, it will be close to a record 68….tomorrow at noon it falls abruptly to teens, the people in the weather business say.
margueritem over 13 years ago
Nope, didn’t work for me, either.
JP Steve Premium Member over 13 years ago
Hummy(?) could cheer me up!
“Barbacoa – the name itself sounds as if it is time to celebrate. It is an open fire grilling process where a whole sheep is made to roast slowly so that each fleshy part acquires that flabbergasting taste of barbecue bonfire. However, the sheep can also be grilled traditionally in a pit covered with leaves. This barbecue specialty was developed in Mexico just after the Spanish conquest and it was referred to as Barbacoa de cabeza.”
Destiny23 over 13 years ago
Spending the day drinking nectar and trying to keep cool – sounds like Paradise!
Tawanda over 13 years ago
This strip always makes me feel good. Thank you Ralph Hagen and all the comment writers as well.
odeliasimone over 13 years ago
The hummy character is a hummingbird so kicking in pants probably would not work.
I wonder if they put margarita hummingbird feeders up down there?
cleokaya over 13 years ago
It is 23 degrees here this morning. It could be far worse, but a beach in Mexico with a shot of Patron sounds mighty appealing.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member over 13 years ago
JP Steve I certainly hope you aren’t referring to our little Rory in this roasting recipe of yours! :-)
Supposed to hit the 40’s here today! Woo hoo! ♪♫♫♪♪♫♫♪ We’re having a heat wave,♪♫♫♪ a tropical heat wave. ♪♫♫♪♪♫♫♪
lisa4romMpls over 13 years ago
Raining here in MN - going to freeze :( I’ll take Mexico in a minute!
ponytail56 over 13 years ago
live in a land of four deasons and love each one for what it is, and always glad to welcome the next season
runar over 13 years ago
It’s a balmy 5 degrees here - that’s 41 to you filistines who still use Phahrenheit. Tomorrow it’ll be even warmer. The snow on the ground is fading fast. And this is in Wisconsin.
Wondering, though: if the seasons are four months long, doesn’t that require a sixteen-month year?
hopeandjoy2 over 13 years ago
For one day, in the Kansas City area, it will be close to a record 68….tomorrow at noon it falls abruptly to teens, the people in the weather business say.
I love today
Coyoty Premium Member over 13 years ago
Having a good time. You wish you were here.
COWBOY7 over 13 years ago
40s and overcast today with a “southerly” breeze. And on my B-day to boot! Very nice indeed!
Tomorrow’s forecast is for the 50s with rain. I’l take th rain if the temps are higher! :^))
wendy adamek Premium Member over 13 years ago
Happy Birthday Lonewolf!
I won’t tell you what it is like here, you would all hate me.
noreenklose over 13 years ago
I agreewith ponytail56- - -
“Live in a land of four seasons and love each one for what it is, and always glad to welcome the next season.”
But, I have to be honest and admit that I wish that instead of 3 months each, I’d like: Winter 1 month Spring 5 months Summer 1 month Fall 5 months
To each, his own. That’s jusy MY likes, not everyone else’s. I love”light jacket weather”.
trekkermint over 13 years ago
here we have dry and cold dry and warmer 5 minutes rain hotter than hades
4 seasons
Kokopelli over 13 years ago
here in the summer it is hot. 90’s in the winter it is dog nose weather