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Old 04-03-2007, 11:51 PM #1
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Default Weather Woes
Where did that promise of spring go? We had a beautiful day today with 78 degrees and sunny skies. Tomorrow night it is supposed to go down to 25 degrees with snow flurries the next three days.

The frequent barometer changes is really causing a lot of extra pain. I really don't want to scrape the ice off the windshield anymore, either. Last year it snowed on April 25 so I guess I should expect this. The TV newslady said everyone will be wearing parkas to Easer services this year.

On the plus side, maybe my bear visitor will go back into hibernation.

Regards, Lil
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