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Old 04-29-2008, 10:04 AM #14
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Hi All.

I live on the East Coast. We have had nutty weather once again. Rain, wind, Winter's back. Yesterday and this morning, people had their winter coats on, (with hoods), and mittens. And it's April 29th.

Hopefully, summer is right around the corner. I can't believe that less than 5 days ago, my landlord's daughter was in the backyard in her bathing suit, and this morning everybody is wearing winter apparel again.

oh boy!!!
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