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Old 10-26-2008, 08:13 AM #1
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Default Now I understand...

What you are all talking about with the chill of winter upon us. I woke a bit ago and went out for my morning devotional and my was it cold, I had to put on long jammy bottoms and a sweat shirt, I checked the thermometer and it reads 63. It's only gonna be 86 today. Brrr That is a sure sign winter is here.
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