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Date Posted: Wednesday, May 20, 11:29:14pm
Author: Lij
Author Host/IP: adsl-99-137-201-134.dsl.bltnin.sbcglobal.net / 99.137.201.134
Subject: That must have been a big coon.
In reply to: AurraSing 's message, "It's a glorious evening out there." on Wednesday, May 20, 10:57:23pm

Not much going on here.

You must have our heat. Dang cold here, I had to turn the heat on last night to keep from shivering in bed. Going to be cold again tonight 44*F and 46*F tomorrow night. I'm hoping all the corn we planted a week ago isn't rotting in the ground from the cold and damp. There's even a farmer on the local TV news right now complaining about the cold weather! Corn & soybeans just don't grow at these low temperatures. Add to that corn is under $4/bushel and beans are under $10/bushel; you'd think with this bad weather someone would be bidding the crop up.

Your wasps sound like hornets.

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[> [> Apparently it was very large. -- AS, Wednesday, May 20, 11:38:36pm (d154-20-59-245.bchsia.telus.net/154.20.59.245)

Also her Matrix is low and basically plastic in the front anyhow...we were camping in Parksville when it happened and a friend's dad helped her out by using a bungee cord to hold up the bumper.

Mom has complained of the cold too, I know when we talked about how the weather was doing back there ten days ago, she said the leaves were barely out. Meanwhile out here most farmers in the area have already cut and baled their first hay crop and I have potato plants almost knee high from spuds we missed last year.

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