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Old 01-19-2008, 05:35 PM   #21
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I am so jealous right now! It is supposed to get down into the teens tonight. It may 'warm' all the way up to freezing tomorrow though.
haha! I am so jealous right now. It was -14 earlier. It may "warm" all the way up to 0 tomorrow though--if we're lucky hehe!
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Old 01-20-2008, 08:58 AM   #22
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I am so jealous right now! It is supposed to get down into the teens tonight. It may 'warm' all the way up to freezing tomorrow though.
That last few days have been raining but normally it's in the low-mid 70's during the day. It's the reason I moved from New York City to Florida. I miss the change of season but not as much as I don't miss shoveling snow and freezing. LOL My kids have never seen snow. I may take them back to NYC next winter for the holidays.
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That last few days have been raining but normally it's in the low-mid 70's during the day. It's the reason I moved from New York City to Florida. I miss the change of season but not as much as I don't miss shoveling snow and freezing. LOL My kids have never seen snow. I may take them back to NYC next winter for the holidays.
single digits here tonight...
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haha! I am so jealous right now. It was -14 earlier. It may "warm" all the way up to 0 tomorrow though--if we're lucky hehe!
-14 is considered 'balmy' for Minnesota isn't it?
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haha, yeah, but -30 wind chill is no joke. I think it has warmed up to 2 so far today, though I can pick on you because I am from TN Hehe! MTSU here, you went to U of Mem or just big fan?
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haha, yeah, but -30 wind chill is no joke. I think it has warmed up to 2 so far today, though I can pick on you because I am from TN Hehe! MTSU here, you went to U of Mem or just big fan?
-30! ouch.

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Today I remembered that when Son of Isis was a baby (he's 23 now), I discovered that Johnson's Baby Cream was great for healing chapped, cracked lips, as well as any other chapped, cracked skin due to winter weather. It contains dimethicone, which is in a lot of more expensive lip care products. I ordered two tubes off of drugstore.com Online Pharmacy - Prescription Drugs, Health and Beauty, plus more (whom I do not work for), where it is very inexpensive.

I also ordered something quite frivolous and not at all frugal (drugstore.com and beauty.com are actually the same site), but that's not what this post is about!
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