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Old 10-08-2007, 01:06 PM #3
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Default "Some like it HOT!"............

but not me!!! You're right Sally, this is way beyond "Indian Summer". It's not quite as bad here, in the 80's and so far today there's a breeze. But I wouldn't want to go outside in that boiling sun.

When I look out my windows at the mountains, the colors are becoming beautiful but then it sure doesn't feel like a normal Oct. Think my AC will be going on shortly. CHILL.....hee hee.

(Wish I could use those cute emoticons with my old webtv.)

Yes, thank you Lord for my AC!!!!
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