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Old 12-15-2010, 11:36 PM
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Posting from FL. It's great to be in warmer weather. It was 12 degrees, when we left NC this morning.
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Glad you made it. I am assuming your wife is doing much better and made the trip OK?
How long will you be there? We are supposed to get some snow and ice tonight and I think it will be out your way also, well your place in NC that is. Man what I would give to be in FL right now. I don't see how the yanks do it. I can take the 30's and 40's but when it gets into the teens and 20's stick a fork in me I'm done!
Have a good warm time however long you are there and we will keep NC on ice for you.
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Glad you made it. I am assuming your wife is doing much better and made the trip OK?
How long will you be there? We are supposed to get some snow and ice tonight and I think it will be out your way also, well your place in NC that is. Man what I would give to be in FL right now. I don't see how the yanks do it. I can take the 30's and 40's but when it gets into the teens and 20's stick a fork in me I'm done!
Have a good warm time however long you are there and we will keep NC on ice for you.
Depending on when you'll be back from FL NC will still be in it's deep freeze for the next 10-12 days! In my part of NC the avg high temp is 54F for Dec. I'm cold and dreding getting the heating bill.
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Glad to see you made it safely down Allen!! My dad lives in the Daytona area and his temps the last few nights have been not far from ours here in New York.

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Thanks guys, I really appreciate it!

Chip: Jenn is doing much better. Her dad drove up, and brought us back with him. He put a mattress in the van, and she was in heaven...LOL. We'll be coming home the following Monday after Christmas.
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Thanks guys, I really appreciate it!

Chip: Jenn is doing much better. Her dad drove up, and brought us back with him. He put a mattress in the van, and she was in heaven...LOL. We'll be coming home the following Monday after Christmas.
That's the way to travel. I remember when we where kids (no kid seats or laws) Dad would lay down the back seat in the station wagon and us kids would sleep, fight, wrestle ,etc... till we got to where we were going.
I'm glad to hear she made it safely and you. We'll keep NC cold for your return.
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