On Fri, 28 Aug 2020 10:07:48 -0400, Gary > wrote:

>jmcquown wrote:
>>
>> Gary wrote:
>> > jmcquown wrote:
>> >> What is it I'm supposed to be jealous about? I already live on a lushly
>> >> green sub-tropical island.
>> >
>> > And constantly complain about the heat, humidity and rain.
>> > And you stay indoors constantly.
>> >
>> Whatever. Seems you bring up weather more often than I do, along with
>> frequent references to the beach. I don't start threads about weather
>> unless there's a hurricane. Sure I stay inside when it's 95F (+)
>> outside and the humidity is 94%. Why on earth should I feel all hot and
>> sticky if I don't have to?
>>
>> I love being able to open the windows and to sit outside. I even sit
>> outside when the temperature is in the 90's... if the humidity is low.
>> But no, I won't give up my air conditioning.
>>
>> It does rain a lot but that doesn't bother me a bit. I sleep really
>> well when there's a nice thunderstorm.
>>
>> You're deflecting. What is it I'm supposed to be jealous about?
>
>Nothing about jealousy.
>
>You said, "I already live on a lushly green sub-tropical island."
>
>I merely pointed out that you don't take advantage of it.
>You constantly complain about it.
>You stay indoors (or your backyard) all the time.
>If that's all you do, who cares about a lushy green sub-tropical
>island?
>
>You could live in the Arizona desert indoors with a large pic
>of a lushly green backyard to look at. You can eat the same
>grocery
>seafood out there too.
>
>Nothing wrong with being a homebody but those people shouldn't
>care where they live. Why would it matter?

I'm puzzled by what you say, I honestly don't remember Jill
complaining about her weather and housing. I do remember her sharing
bird stories, flower pictures, that kind of thing. Not what I would
call complaining.
Janet US