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Sheesh 90 yesterday and 90 today....Record highs for Ohio.. I made my DR. appointment for what I thought would be cooler weather in Oct. HA!!!

I don't know about you guys, but I'm beginning to believe all those Global Warming scares. Could we talk this over Lord? I tryed to be a good girl...well, tryed..."A" for effort here.

Are you all having the same problem in your neck of the woods? This kind of stuff is really bad for us MSers. I'm feeling a bit like a prisoner in my A/C home. I do count my blessings that I DO haved A/C (thank you very much, Lord)

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