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Old 01-16-2009, 07:31 AM #8
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Hi,
It is 60 degrees out and will warm up a little more. (these are normal temps for us this time of year).

Then the forecast calls for rain.


I had to find clothes last night to wear because almost everything I own is summer clothes for mid august heat. They would look silly at work today.

Plus the building is likely to be cold.
Often the temp in the building is in the low 60s -- someone in charge cannot figure out how to do climate control correctly for our building. HELLO?

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