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Meantime, in sunny California... At least their advisories now instead of warnings.

We follow an observatory's YT channel. It's at a small college out here. It's so fricking interesting. Haven't seen much lately because our state is currently underwater, but love astronomy. Took several classes in college just for fun.

Me, too! Squash is my favorite food.

That's not a bite. That is an attempted ingestion.

I'm so sorry, Duckie. :hugs

Tried draining fluid from my hen who has the huge abdomen and labored breathing. I didn't get anything. I'm guessing she's got a massive tumor. And my other hen isn't going to make it through the night, I don't think. This is the sucky part of having chickens. They don't live long enough, and...

Sorry Ive been MIA. So much going on. Roof collapse in the workshop. Hubby's car ended up in a ditch (he's fine, car not so much). Two sick chickens. Mud everywhereeeeeeee......

Gdp is still higher in Nor Cal, but I'm still dumb.

I'm so stupid. I really am.

Lol! You're right. I've been lied to all these years. But I'm an diot. Everyone must realize that by now.

Nope. It's the agriculture in the Central Valley and the tech in Silicon Valley (aka San Jose et al). Edited to add this graphic (my county is orange):

It's kind of a two-fold pun. The Grapevine is the stretch of I5 that goes over the Tejon Pass into the LA area.

It's on the ballot every year, I think. So Cal would not do well. Nor Cal makes all the money and has all the water.

Whoa.

That's hilarious! It's a lot nicer than what I assume you really call us. And we're not all liberals. I live in "The State of Jefferson." There is a huge swath of folks up here who want the northernmost areas of CA to become the 51st state. We are waaaaay too close to Nevada.

I've heard the same about Okies (my sister's in-laws are Texans).

You call us Raisins?

We have a similar problem in California. Folks think it's all sunshine and beaches.... and whatever San Francisco is (a stinky cesspool, if we're gonna be real). Most of the state is actually very rural. But tourism!

As a Californian, I find this so fascinating. For the record: I DO NOT want to know how everyone refers to Californians.