Okay, I’ll admit it.  I miss the occasional 70 degree days in January in Raleigh, NC.  It’s fair to say that Ohio doesn’t really have any of those.  I do, however, prefer snow storms to ice storms, Canada Geese to mosquitoes, and Graeter’s ice cream to just about anything. But one of he most exciting events that happens in a central Ohio Spring is the end to the Winter’s hibernation.  Dormant neighborhood streets are suddenly filled with kids on bikes, excited pets, and families squinting at the sun like bears emerging from caves.  People start eating outside, running errands at lunch, …