03-23-2015, 11:27 AM
Charlie B Wrote:I find it rather hilarious that all you older snowbirds look down your noses at the newer snowbirds.....If you are not a native American you are a snowbird aren't you?
And I continuously mention inside my oven is all the dry heat I need.Since my sister in law visited us in the winter does that mean we need to come there in the summer? I don't think so.
Enjoy it while you can guys, I am actually, for the first time in 71 years, really sick of winter.
Charlie
Not really. By definition, a snowbird only stays here when it's too cold to go to their home state where their car is registered, where they are registered to vote and most of their belongings are. Sometime around early May, they decide it's too hot here and they "fly" back home. They may live in a second home here, an RV or with their kids who live here full-time. Us older transplants usually don't have anywhere else to go
so we're stuck here all summer long....
Don (ezdays) Day
Board administrator and
founder of the CANYON STATE RAILROAD
Board administrator and
founder of the CANYON STATE RAILROAD


If you are not a native American you are a snowbird aren't you?