RedBox did a cute April Fool's post this morning for PetBox, DVD's for your pet's entertainment (complete with lower-to-the-ground kiosk). Featuring such classics as "Paws" and "50 Shades of Greyhound"Anything posted on April 1st is suspect.
Saw and heard this on national news today... Bummer! That is so sad as California is a beautiful state...when irrigated. This is in juxtaposition with the New Mexico talk show this morning that was claiming that even though Albuquerque had added 250,000 new families, the water consumption was 8 billions gallons less than previously AND the aquifer is actually higher and in better shape than several years ago. A lot of people have gladly let go of the manicured yard and opted for the sagebrush rustica.So we finally have state imposed water restrictions in CA
The March snowpack measurement came in at 0.9 inches of water content in the snow, just 5% of the March 3 historical average for the measurement site.
The overall water content for the Northern Sierra snowpack came in at 4.4 inches, just 16% of average for the date. Central and southern Sierra readings were 5.5 inches (20% of average) and 5 inches (22% of average) respectively.
Only once in recorded history has the water content of the snow been lower.
To replenish the water supply it would take all the water that runs over Niagra Falls for 170 days.
that just makes me burn with curiosity
...or an herbal wash.There's a cream for that.