[speaker001:] well this is a subject that you never think you'll be assigned to speak about one that kind of comes up when you've lost it
[speaker002:] no
[speaker001:] the other other subjects um as I was sitting there I thought the weather's been perfect I don't know much to say about it it's uh it's you know for the balloon festival here in Plano it was just gorgeous and are you it couldn't have been better I mean it didn't foul one launch and that's kind of unusual
[speaker002:] I'm from Plano also that's right
[speaker001:] and it's kind of cold in the mornings so you dress up warm but by and that's the only thing wrong I can find with it but
[speaker002:] right I just got back from Dayton I spent the weekend in Ohio with my family and the trees are changing color there so that as soon as we got out of the cloud cover of course it wasn't sunny like it is here it was real gray
[speaker001:] oh how fun I miss that yeah yeah
[speaker002:] but as soon as the plane got through the clouds and I saw all those trees it just really made me realize how much I miss the fall I don't complain weatherwise though because it was also thirty five degrees there yesterday morning and the high was only fifty and it was supposed to drop and get sleet in the afternoon
[speaker001:] yeah  ooh
[speaker002:] so it was nice to get off the plane where it was in the seventies
[speaker001:] I guess you have to take some things and leave some things
[speaker002:] that's right
[speaker001:] so yeah I'm from Utah area and the you know we have tons of canyons where the leaves change and they're gorgeous you could spend every weekend of the fall going to a different area
[speaker002:] yes we did that when we lived up in Michigan we went up to the upper peninsula and they actually printed out maps of routes you could take so you would get maximum leaf exposure
[speaker001:] hm wow
[speaker002:] and then on leaf weekends it was which is this time of the year it's bumper to bumper traffic people it's whoever was driving could never have a prayer of looking at the leaves because they had to keep watching the road
[speaker001:] no it's kind of hazardous for driving that's for sure but I can't complain it I don't know if I've been spoiled I've been thinking it's getting cold sooner than normal we've only lived here a couple years but
[speaker002:] yes I think it is and my family said that in Ohio there was just an article on at the TV news that they are three weeks ahead of schedule
[speaker001:] huh
[speaker002:] as far as the coldness of the temperatures and uh the first frost everything just happened three weeks early this year
[speaker001:] we'll have to see how it goes a couple weeks ago we were cooler than normal but then we were back to being warmer than normal this week or last week so
[speaker002:] just so we don't have one of those famous ice storms in the spring I
[speaker001:] I don't have to live through many any of those really a bad I mean nothing comparable I guess to what you've had before
[speaker002:] well I've only been here just a short time too so I haven't been through any of those either so I have in Michigan but in in Michigan you can get twelve inches of snow and life goes on
[speaker001:] you're right
[speaker002:] so as I understand it here if there's anything they'll call off schools and and close businesses
[speaker001:] well they get ice and no one can drive on ice I mean we used to think they were pansies but then when you decided what ice was
[speaker002:] right right the real definition of ice
[speaker001:] so well I think we've discussed it good enough today so it was it was good talking to you maybe we'll get to next time thanks Karen bye bye
[speaker002:] I think so it was nice talking with you okay okay bye