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Posted by john in la on September 01, 2006 at 08:50:05 from (67.35.237.13):
In Reply to: Insignificant Question posted by Allan In NE on September 01, 2006 at 03:14:12:
OK you guys are starting to make me mad talking about all this cool weather. Do not worry I will get my revenge in Dec; the snow will be flying up there and I will post a picture of my tropical plant in bloom or my growing vegetable garden. Nice to hear that the cool down is on the way even though it may take months to get here. May be a early fall though because we got a cool front Wed. We usually do not get cool fronts this early in the year.
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