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GuppieGrouper
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Critter Report
      Mon Sep 04 2006 12:32 PM

Just to let everyone know, the critters are starting to pick up on the troubled weather. Aside from the little cool wave that has just blessed us this past few days. The fireants have disappeared under ground. The location of the beds is not marked by hills. However, I know they are there. My dog is moping around mope as in sullen and depressed looking. The cats are sniping at one another.I have this personal urge to go out and buy things and store them. However, I have already done that so now I am checking to see how my Paid time off and comp time is holding up so that when our facility is closed again, I still get paid. My question is : Is this a Florence Nighting gale of a storm, a female Floyd storm or a fish spinning storm. Only time will tell and I have learned, my critters do not differentiate activity based on where the storm goes, merely that there is one and that it is in the beginning stages of development. After it gets fully underway, they calm down and look for hiding places.

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