> They are talking snow for western Washington. It's already snowing in
> some parts. We have rain now, but they are saying by tomorrow afternoon
> it will be snow. Last year it was so mild that I never bought a winter
> coat! I wore a light coat or a sweatshirt the whole winter. I'm thinking
> that once the snow goes away I'm going to see about getting something
> warmer. This is NUTS!

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> We have had a day and a half of blizzard. Someone said that 70 of our
> little towns in SD are out of power because there are thousands of
> poles down in the easter half of the state. More for tomorrow,
> apparently. Somehow I have to get up the hill to the hospital for a
> blood test in a day or two.
We're due to get your storm on Friday, which I hear is not losing any
strength. It seems like my first winter in the midwest is going to be a
wet, snowy one. I'm liking the white stuff so far and haven't had any
real pain from the climate change. I'm keeping my fingers crossed I
keep feeling OK, but I'm still not on top. I'd give anything for this
damn fatigue to go away so I can do more than sleep all day on my days
off.
--Ashley
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Nann Bell - 30 Nov 2005 16:27 GMT
> We're due to get your storm on Friday, which I hear is not losing any
> strength. It seems like my first winter in the midwest is going to be a
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>>> AC.
We're getting the beginnings of it now, but it's not down to freezing yet so
it's just a wet mess for the moment.
I actually have less weather related pain here in upper, lower Michigan than
I did in north Florida. In north Florida, the fronts move through slowly,
then often come back up as warm fronts and just drive you nuts for a week at
a time. here, fronts blow through fast. Sometimes I have a rough day or
half-day from them, but it beats the dickens out of a bad week!

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