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Old 10-09-2007, 10:40 AM #4
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Finally some cooling temps here and a wonderful breeze to boot. We tied a record yesterday at 88. Rain and temps in the high 50's are on their way. Without a/c, I've been miserable and re-adapting to humidity sucks. Can one lose weight by sweating?

I packed all my warmer clothes when I moved back here and would have killed for a summer top and even the dreaded shorts. I'm going to enjoy the temps for soon enough the bitter cold and the dare I say "s" word will be here. Geez, I sure hate to be cold.

Hope everyone is moderately temp-ed today!
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