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Default Hurricane Katrina

Wowsa! This is a big hurricane. Hope everyone on the gulf coast evac'd
early; I would not want to be driving north with that traffic. The news
media is telling folks in Louisiana and Mississippi to head towards Memphis.
I'm sure the hotel and motel people will be glad of that. It's pouring down
rain here (early fallout, I'm sure) and the temperature didn't get above 80F
today. So much for grilling squash. BUT! I can use my oven to make squash
casserole!

Talk of lobster, crab, etc., set off a major craving. Unfortunately, I
don't have any lobster and I'm saving the frozen Alaskan snow crab
legs/claws for another day. So I'll be making salmon patties for dinner to
go with the squash. Yum and yum again!

Jill
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