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Re: Thanksgiving Weather
      Thu Nov 22 2007 03:13 PM

We've got cool weather outside. Often variably cloudy, with some pink and white colors even noted on radar.
Indoors, the conditions are trending scattered to widespread gluttony, with some isolated indigestion. It almost feels like the pie is falling, already.

Happy Thanksgiving, Daniel & everyone...

It was an interesting season. Pleasure to follow it with you all!

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