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Default Straighten out NC!!
Well, I am totally excited, as I leave for NC Thurs to see DD, Sis and families. However, I am expecting warm temps while there. Ahem~~ they have had lots of rain and below normal temps, so I am protesting.

After the rotten Winter Illinois has had; is it too much to ask for short sleeve weather?? I think not! I miss my DD so much; I can't wait to see her. She's just like her ''Mother'', so you can only imagine what it's like when we get together!

NC or bust!!!!!

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