Comments on: The Transitional Seasons http://muddledramblings.com/observations/the-transitional-seasons/ A blog about a geek trying to make a living as a writer Sat, 11 Feb 2012 20:37:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jerryhttp://muddledramblings.com/observations/the-transitional-seasons/comment-page-1/#comment-7981 Jerry Wed, 18 Oct 2006 08:06:15 +0000 http://jerssoftwarehut.com/muddled/?p=4165#comment-7981 The millennial office holder has no clearly-defined responsibilities except to badger subsequent MOH's for not getting anything done. There is a little space in the sidebar in which the MOH can (but rarely does) place whatever they like; in the past that has generally been a photo but it is certainly not limited to that. Perhaps a snatch of springtime doggerel will warm our northern hearts. It's your call. The millennial office holder has no clearly-defined responsibilities except to badger subsequent MOH’s for not getting anything done. There is a little space in the sidebar in which the MOH can (but rarely does) place whatever they like; in the past that has generally been a photo but it is certainly not limited to that. Perhaps a snatch of springtime doggerel will warm our northern hearts. It’s your call.

]]> By: gizohttp://muddledramblings.com/observations/the-transitional-seasons/comment-page-1/#comment-7980 gizo Tue, 17 Oct 2006 23:34:06 +0000 http://jerssoftwarehut.com/muddled/?p=4165#comment-7980 I must shamefully admit that I have not taken too much notice of MOH'ness at the present. It is spring after all, and there is too much new growth in the garden for me to worry about these things. Our days are getting longer, and warmer. The cherry and apricot have bloomed, and are now setting fruitlets, while the blackbirds court and nest all around our house. Jerry, our seasons are the reverse of the North, it will be a stinking hot summer in January, and it will last for some time. There are a few opinions around that suggest we have 6 seasons down here, comprised of the standard 4, High Summer, and one other. I imagine my winter was warmer than yours will be, but that may have more to do with lines of longitude than anything else... I like this piece you have written, I shall think of it as I sip Gin&Tonic in the afternoon sun.As for being an MOH, I am happy to oblige, if someone could just explain what cerebral duties (or otherwise) I am required to perform. (also, do I get a t-shirt?) I must shamefully admit that I have not taken too much notice of MOH’ness at the present. It is spring after all, and there is too much new growth in the garden for me to worry about these things.
Our days are getting longer, and warmer. The cherry and apricot have bloomed, and are now setting fruitlets, while the blackbirds court and nest all around our house.
Jerry, our seasons are the reverse of the North, it will be a stinking hot summer in January, and it will last for some time. There are a few opinions around that suggest we have 6 seasons down here, comprised of the standard 4, High Summer, and one other. I imagine my winter was warmer than yours will be, but that may have more to do with lines of longitude than anything else…
I like this piece you have written, I shall think of it as I sip Gin&Tonic in the afternoon sun.

As for being an MOH, I am happy to oblige, if someone could just explain what cerebral duties (or otherwise) I am required to perform. (also, do I get a t-shirt?)

]]> By: Keithhttp://muddledramblings.com/observations/the-transitional-seasons/comment-page-1/#comment-7979 Keith Tue, 17 Oct 2006 22:50:09 +0000 http://jerssoftwarehut.com/muddled/?p=4165#comment-7979 For everything there is a season, and 'tis the season for a new poll. Or at least change the season in the first poll option. Don't mean to be stepping on your MOH toes, gizo: you were probably already on this, right? For everything there is a season, and ’tis the season for a new poll. Or at least change the season in the first poll option.
Don’t mean to be stepping on your MOH toes, gizo: you were probably already on this, right?

]]> By: Keithhttp://muddledramblings.com/observations/the-transitional-seasons/comment-page-1/#comment-7978 Keith Tue, 17 Oct 2006 22:47:36 +0000 http://jerssoftwarehut.com/muddled/?p=4165#comment-7978 If one may infer that gizo lives down under, then I believe he is our new MOH, as visitor 53,003 was from Austrailia and came directly to the blog without searching for either eggs or dingos. If one may infer that gizo lives down under, then I believe he is our new MOH, as visitor 53,003 was from Austrailia and came directly to the blog without searching for either eggs or dingos.

]]> By: Jerryhttp://muddledramblings.com/observations/the-transitional-seasons/comment-page-1/#comment-7977 Jerry Tue, 17 Oct 2006 21:56:07 +0000 http://jerssoftwarehut.com/muddled/?p=4165#comment-7977 gizo -I've always assumed I knew the answer to this, but suddenly I find myself doubting my own "up over" assumptions. Where you live, is it summer in January or is it warm in the winter? I suspect the latter but hope for the former. Winter was invented long before the calendar. gizo -

I’ve always assumed I knew the answer to this, but suddenly I find myself doubting my own “up over” assumptions. Where you live, is it summer in January or is it warm in the winter? I suspect the latter but hope for the former. Winter was invented long before the calendar.

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