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Old 10-10-2007, 08:44 PM #11
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Ah ye, Beth, I remember, Cleveland. Rots a Ruk on the "S" word with the lake effect storms you guys always get there. I'm just glad you're back home where you belong.

Cherie, sounds like your weather is just as predictable as ours is here in the States......Ya get what you get. I Don't like the bitter coId either...Brrrrrrr...

This weekend, here in SW Ohio, sounds good to me - Sunny and low 60s...YAY!

Taffy your weather sounds soggy and boring - LOL! --- Judy I think you have pretty much the same weather we do --- Here's hoping All of you have the best weather for your good health
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