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>"Melba's Jammin'" > wrote in message
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>> In article m>,
>> timothychallengerapk <> wrote:
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>> > On Fri, 09 Jan 2004 04:53:26 -0600, Katra wrote:
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>> > > May be, but it's better than going hungry when you have no electricity
>> > > to store fresh food. ;-)
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>> > But if it's in a snowstorm, you could just put the food outside.... ;-)
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>> How about the garage? --- er-r-rm, the "auxiliary freezer." "-)
>> -Meen-a-soh-ta Barb
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>It's a refreshing 7ºF here in sunny CT at a little past 10 am. I'm making
>ice cubes outside.
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>Polar Jack

It's 3º F here in sunny NY at 11:55 AM.. no need to make ice. Oops, were're
having a heat wave, it's now bliped up to 3.2 ºF. another glance over at my
weather station screen and it's down to 2.7 ºF.

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