So; when should we stop?

[Glenn]

Good morning,

It's cold here in Winnipeg this morning; -31C. Please don't ask me for it in English. As I told someone else here, it's a dry cold.

I got this question from one of the Sunday morning talk shows and it is my question here. When is it a good idea, after January 1, to stop saying "Happy New Year"?

If it's the first time I see a friend or relative after Jan.1, it's okay for about a week. Any longer than that just sounds silly. And you?

Supplementary question; do I have way too much time on my hands?


Glenn

[WaltVB]

-31*C = -23.8*F, so it's not as cold to us in the US Happy New Year Glenn, and yes, you have way too much time on your hands.

[cpjones]

Agree with Walt..... way too much time on your hands! But joining us here is better 'n going outdoors when it's anything below any zero!

[Eldon]

Maybe😃

[robin]

In C or F it is just too cold.

Happy New Year greeting-a week or less.

I got an alert for weather at home-4-6 inches with 35 mph winds starting around 4 am, however, it was 65 today. Crazy.

[Glenn]

Thanks Walt. I feel warmer already.

-31*C = -23.8*F, so it's not as cold to us in the US Happy New Year Glenn, and yes, you have way too much time on your hands.