Finally, winter seemed to be over after one of the longest, coldest winters in history. Now the girls could shed that extra winter fluff and get back to being slim and sun-browned. They also planned to write to Al Gore and see about this global warming thing . . .
Outwardly, they were beautiful and happy, but knowing summer was soon ending, at their core, they were blue . . .
When Cody, from Bullhead City, Arizona, visited his cousin Thomas, who lived just below Loveland Pass, Colorado, he commented on how hot his part of Arizona was all year and further opined that having four seasons must be nice. Thomas said, “What do you mean, four seasons–at 10,000 feet we have two seasons, winter and July. . . . . David, Sf.G.
