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Old 08-13-2010, 12:49 PM #5
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I certainly hope so Cyclelops... I suffer from it and my face gets bright red when I exercise. It takes me forever to cool down. I do sweat some, but not enough. And the weather has been so hot this summer!

At our last house, we used to have a large garden and we would can our tomatoes and pickle our peppers. I miss it so. We now have a wooded lot so there is not enough light for a garden unless we cut down trees.

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