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01-17-2008, 08:55 PM

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MSacorn

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MSacorn

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Chris
How wonderful for you. The pics are lovely. Is there still snow today?

I miss sunshine. In Colorado you could have sun and snow in the same day,even at the same time. Will I ever stop missing it.

If you can put a snowball in your freezer.

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