My sodden computer is acting up today same as yesterday. Orly says it's the
signal. I wonder.

Edith.

19C-no sunshine today. Quiet and lovely, tho.

The Traveller wrote:

> My sodden computer is acting up today same as yesterday. Orly says it's the
> signal. I wonder.
> 
> Edith.
> 
> 19C-no sunshine today. Quiet and lovely, tho.
> 


31C here, cloudy and thunder approaching. Odd for a morning.

Jp

On Tue, 19 Jul 2005 11:10:25 -0400, Jpinny wrote:


>> 19 C-no sunshine today. Quiet and lovely, tho.
> 
> 31C here, cloudy and thunder approaching. Odd for a morning.


Average of 12C (Min 10C, Max 16C) intermittent hill fog, drizzle and 
occasional rain. Heating back on for an hour this evening, little 
different to last week in the upper 20'sC and blazing sunshine.

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Dave Liquorice wrote:

> On Tue, 19 Jul 2005 11:10:25 -0400, Jpinny wrote:
> 
> 
>>>19 C-no sunshine today. Quiet and lovely, tho.
>>
>>31C here, cloudy and thunder approaching. Odd for a morning.
> 
> 
> Average of 12C (Min 10C, Max 16C) intermittent hill fog, drizzle and 
> occasional rain. Heating back on for an hour this evening, little 
> different to last week in the upper 20'sC and blazing sunshine.


That sounds so nice. Yesterday here outdoors was like an unventilated 
shower room.

Jp

"Jpinny"  wrote in message 
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> Dave Liquorice wrote:
>> On Tue, 19 Jul 2005 11:10:25 -0400, Jpinny wrote:
>>
>>
>>>>19 C-no sunshine today. Quiet and lovely, tho.
>>>
>>>31C here, cloudy and thunder approaching. Odd for a morning.
>>
>>
>> Average of 12C (Min 10C, Max 16C) intermittent hill fog, drizzle and 
>> occasional rain. Heating back on for an hour this evening, little 
>> different to last week in the upper 20'sC and blazing sunshine.
>
> That sounds so nice. Yesterday here outdoors was like an unventilated 
> shower room.
>

Oh what a wonderfully evocative description! Why don't they use language 
like that on weather forecasts?

ally

You should really use Germaloids Cooling Spray before
you write anything. It might improve yer mood.

On Tue, 19 Jul 2005 17:33:51 -0400, Jpinny wrote:


>> Average of 12C (Min 10C, Max 16C) intermittent hill fog, drizzle 
>> and occasional rain. Heating back on for an hour this evening, 
>> little different to last week in the upper 20'sC and blazing 
>> sunshine.
> 
> That sounds so nice. 


I didn't mention the wind, not particulary strong only 10mph (F4 to 
F4) but from the WNW so quite cool. Enough such that being outside for 
longer than 15mins really required more than just a T shirt and 
fleece. The cold rain doesn't help either.


> Yesterday here outdoors was like an unventilated shower room.


I always remember the odd looks I was getting as I giggled my way 
across a car park in Florida after comming *out* of a supemarket and 
having my glasses mist up.  B-)

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Dave.                                             pam is missing e-mail

The Traveller wrote:

> My sodden computer is acting up today same as yesterday. Orly says
> it's the signal. I wonder.
>
> Edith.
>
> 19C-no sunshine today. Quiet and lovely, tho.


thermometer outside says 80 f, feels hottoer though and expected to get very
noisy as we're about to get sideswiped by hurricane Emily during the night.

Al



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Dave Liquorice wrote:

> 
> I always remember the odd looks I was getting as I giggled my way 
> across a car park in Florida after comming *out* of a supemarket and 
> having my glasses mist up.  B-)
> 


Yup! Funny, isn't it. I've got used to the fogging up sunglasses and 
ordinary glasses. I find that contanct lenses suit me better these days. 
I quite often stop at my local supermarket  around 7am, on my way back 
from the station amd see the condensation blotting out the windows. You 
have to take a fleecy jacket into the supermaarket, especially the dairy 
section!

  Nobody at all likes it

Jp

"Alfred Packer"  wrote in message
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> The Traveller wrote:
> > My sodden computer is acting up today same as yesterday. Orly says
> > it's the signal. I wonder.
> >
> > Edith.
> >
> > 19C-no sunshine today. Quiet and lovely, tho.
>
> thermometer outside says 80 f, feels hottoer though and expected to get
very
> noisy as we're about to get sideswiped by hurricane Emily during the
night.
>
> Al


Are you ok you two?

Edith.

> Yup! Funny, isn't it. I've got used to the fogging up
> sunglasses and ordinary glasses. I find that contanct
> lenses suit me better these days. I quite often stop at my
> local supermarket  around 7am, on my way back from the
> station amd see the condensation blotting out the windows.
> You have to take a fleecy jacket into the supermaarket,
> especially the dairy section!
> 
>   Nobody at all likes it
> 
> Jp


I'd buy a new fleecy jacket then.

Johnny-fashion-advice

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On Tue, 19 Jul 2005 22:11:14 -0400, Jpinny wrote:


> I find that contanct lenses suit me better these days. 


Yergh, all that proding of the eyeball. No thanks, sisters have had 
'em in the past much too much hassle and contacts don't keep the cold 
wind, dust and other mucj out of your eyes...


> You have to take a fleecy jacket into the supermaarket, especially 
> the dairy section!
> 
> Nobody at all likes it


Think of all that wasted energy. OK dairy and to some extent other 
fresh produce has to be kept cool but you don't have to cool the 
entire area only where the products actually are. Of course they ought 
to redesign the standard upright chilled display unit to contain the 
cool air better, but doors or vertical strips will obscure the 
product.

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The Traveller wrote:

> "Alfred Packer"  wrote in message
> news:42dd989e$1_2@spool9-west.superfeed.net...
>> The Traveller wrote:
>>> My sodden computer is acting up today same as yesterday. Orly says
>>> it's the signal. I wonder.
>>>
>>> Edith.
>>>
>>> 19C-no sunshine today. Quiet and lovely, tho.
>>
>> thermometer outside says 80 f, feels hottoer though and expected to
>> get very noisy as we're about to get sideswiped by hurricane Emily
>> during the night.
>>
>> Al
>
> Are you ok you two?
>
> Edith.


Yup, it only gave us a few showers thsi afternoon,

Al



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"Alfred Packer"  wrote in message
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> The Traveller wrote:
> > "Alfred Packer"  wrote in message
> > news:42dd989e$1_2@spool9-west.superfeed.net...
> >> The Traveller wrote:
> >>> My sodden computer is acting up today same as yesterday. Orly says
> >>> it's the signal. I wonder.
> >>>
> >>> Edith.
> >>>
> >>> 19C-no sunshine today. Quiet and lovely, tho.
> >>
> >> thermometer outside says 80 f, feels hottoer though and expected to
> >> get very noisy as we're about to get sideswiped by hurricane Emily
> >> during the night.
> >>
> >> Al
> >
> > Are you ok you two?
> >
> > Edith.
>
> Yup, it only gave us a few showers thsi afternoon,
>
> Al


Thank goodness. When I see what extreme weather can do to people around the
globe I like to know that my friends are safe.

Edith

The Traveller wrote:


> Thank goodness. When I see what extreme weather can do to people
> around the globe I like to know that my friends are safe.
>
> Edith


Safe? Safe? A la'al bit o' sunshine and our lass hawks us out roun' yon
shopping centre or up i't fells wit' la'al tag....

Kez-vulnerable-away-from-PC