based on my experiences in the great state of South Dakota, and through some very intellectual deductive reasoning, I have concluded that it is a rather cold state.
my deductive reasoning is based on both historical and scientific research that I conducted over the past few years. you see, the historical research dates all the way back to march of 2008, when I experienced my first 45-below-zero-with-the-wind-chill weather. and then I have science to back me up. snow, means frozen moisture, means cold. times that by all the frozen moisture up in the sky, and you have 10 feet of snow. {I should definitely go into teaching, right?}
but sometimes, things change. and the fact that it’s been beyond freezing every time I’ve been to South Dakota in March {ok, so I’ve only been there in the 3rd month of the year once … but all the other times it was February and November, which in terms of the frozen weather thermometer, isn’t much different}, doesn’t mean it will be that way every time I visit in march.
in fact, the sun is planning on making an appearance for our trip to the southern dakota next week. see:
it will be nice to see some sunlight after all this california rain.
who would have thought we’d be going to south dakota to get a tan?
just kidding.
we are going there for much more than that … and we can’t wait!
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I am looking for the "awesome" button!:)
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