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it's fine for long britches and a light jacket

when I was there a few weeks back it was finer

high 60's and low 70's

shorts and shirt sleeves, no jacket required

it was DERNED fine golfing weather

That was yesterday.  Old Man Winter must have shown up overnight though.  

I love a giant divided sink.  A 45 inch Franke.

Only have 6 guys to supervise, they were all out and about as directed

I was the only man left hiding in the nice warm office

the ladies in the office tell me they know nothing about running a skidloader

It's a balmy -15 here in Rochester, and a low in the morning of -31. Happy happy joy joy!

Because in winter, old men cover their hideous bodies with heavy clothing, which we all prefer.
While in summer, beautiful women wear less and less clothing, which we all prefer.

I'll remember this. I remember being in Madison. 
Come November, it was "where did they all go?" and come May it was "wow this is great."

for anyone lucky enough to be in Atlanta for the Super Bowl or for Cincy..................

https://www.mensjournal.com/travel/the-atlanta-travel-guide-where-to-go-eat-and-stay/

We've done some of those.  I'd opine Krog Street Market is, well, overrun with young folks and too loud.  Ponce City Market is at least as good and just as hip, and we walk there fairly often.  We probably have well over 50 nice restaurants in walking distance and are still checking them out.
Such travel guides of course are one person's opinion who cannot possibly have found all the cool places in a city of 6 million, so take them with a grain of sodium chloride.  The Coke Museum is actually kinda neat and the CFB Hall of Fame is decently done, but a bit pricey.  The Beltway is an up and coming thing and has sparked a ton of development along its path, it's quite interesting really, but can be packed on nice days and sometimes bike riders nearly run you down, if the scooters don't get you.
Some of is is slated to have light rail built on it, coupled with various paths.  We are walking a lot more than we did living in the 'burbs because there is so much more to walk to.  We went to dinner last night at the local French restaurant as they have half priced wine on Tuesdays and the place was unusually quiet, apparently the Snowmageddon scared people away (I never saw a single flake.)