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Old 03-12-2007, 08:44 PM #7
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SE Wisconsin is predicted to see low 60's tomorrow! Then back to the 30's, but it is a glimps of better times ahead. I can't wait. So much more comfortable with less confining clothing.

Going to Southern California in a couple weeks on business and then South Florida in about a month. I will be spoiled by the time I am done, but REALLY ready for spring and summer.

Let's all enjoy the beautiful springtime!
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