All,

Here is hoping that each and everyone have a most wonderful Labor Day weekend. Be careful. Enjoy yourself with friends and family.

Donna

-- (Sheeple@Greener.Pastures), September 01, 2000

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thank you, Sheep, and keep cool if you are having the intense heat we are. Heat index up to 108 today. Looks like staying in the shade and AC this weekend.

best to all,

gene

-- gene (ekbaker@essex1.com), September 01, 2000.

Gene,

It was 106.1 here today, have no idea what the heat index was. Been that way for about 3 weeks, and no let up in sight. Try to stay cool.

Donna

-- (Sheeple@Greener.Pastures), September 01, 2000.

Well, Donna and Gene, we sure wish you could send us some of that heat..... It looks like our summer ended August 15th, and it's been rainy or cool and overcast each day since then. Oh the sun has come out a couple times, but not enough to be very warm.

Summer clothes will be packed away and the sweaters brought out very soon, of course, some sweaters stay in the wardrobe year long, and have been using them since summer ended.

We can hope for an indian summer, but it'll be just that.

Very busy with carpenter ant destruction replacement, and then we will add a greenhouse to protect against this damage in the future. I imagine I will be very busy with my caulk gun over the entire holiday weekend.......

Will try not to fall off the 2nd story deck.....

-- (sis@home.zzz), September 02, 2000.

Well sis, wish I could send you some of this heat. Yesterday we reached 106.6 when they were calling for 102. Today they are calling for 111, so no telling what it will actually be. Currently it is 10:35 in the morning, and already 95.6. How many degrees do you want me to send ya?

Oh yeah, be careful doing your housework. Try to have fun.

Donna

-- (Sheeple@Greener.Pastures), September 03, 2000.

Hi Donna, How about 20 degrees daily for as long as you have extra? I really like 80 degrees here, then it's just heavenly!

-- (sis@home.zzz), September 03, 2000.

sis,

I'm walking outside right now. I'll take a DEEP breath and blow it all your way. Now you need to run outside and see if you can feel the blast hitting ya!

Donna

-- (Sheeple@Greener.Pastures), September 03, 2000.

WE GOT RAIN!!!!!!!! .........

YaY!!! Whoop, whoop, yell, yell, clap, clap.

(not enough to stop the drought = we're still -14.5 inches for the year, and haven't mafe up for last year's shortfall, but at least things are a little bit green.

(Might even have to mow the lawn if it rains again soon. Haven't run it yet this year.)

-- Robert A. Cook, PE (Marietta, GA) (cook.r@csaatl.com), September 03, 2000.

Happy Labor Day to you'all too. (Been awhile).

Robert, where I am these daze we just had a horrendous thunder and lightning storm last night. Quite a show!

Think Cousin Iggie would have liked it. ;-D

Take care.

Diane

-- Diane J. Squire (sacredspaces@yahoo.com), September 04, 2000.

(((((Diane))))) It's nice to hear from you!

Happy Labor Day to all!

(I had classes today and actually had to labor mentally!) :-)

-- Gayla (privacy@please.com), September 04, 2000.

(((Gayla)))

Greetings to you too! ;-D

I accomplished very little yesterday... in keeping with my don't labor on "Labour" Day (Brit spelling) policy.

*Grin*

Diane

-- Diane J. Squire (sacredspaces@yahoo.com), September 05, 2000.

Dang!

-- Diane J. Squire (sacredspaces@yahoo.com), September 05, 2000.