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spookmcg
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Re: Hi
      Thu Aug 25 2005 12:17 AM

Hi all,
Just checking to see what my little picture looks like. It's my dogs, looking for hurricanes. Unfortunately, they were doing too much of this last year in N. Florida, and would look up when I'd let them outside, if they heard any noise. They're not fond of rain, wind , thunder and lighening, tropical storms.... They would prefer snow. I'm hoping for a quiet year this year (knock on wood). Welcome Sue, from another Sue.
Sue in Gainesville

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