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glenda
response 350 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 7 20:43 UTC 2003

I guess you haven't been out in early morning.  I have had to deal with frost
a few times.  I walked through it once, gettng my shoes and pant hems wet.
I had to scrap the windows once, and would have had to this morning except
that STeve was at work all night and got home just as I had to leave (the car
was nice and toasty warm for me).  The cars parted out front had moderate to
heavy frost on them.
mcnally
response 351 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 7 21:39 UTC 2003

  Frost up here all week but since the frost is a side-effect of the amazingly
  clear and sunny weather we've been having and the alternative is non-stop
  really cold rain, I'll gladly deal with the frost..
keesan
response 352 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 7 21:46 UTC 2003

Some parts of town must get colder than others.  Frost would have killed the
impatiens and I don't see any sign of anything having been hit by frost here
yet.  We are in a relatively high area and cold air settles downwards.
Tonight Lansing is supposed to hit 20 and Toledo low 20s.
Jim's neighbor asked if we could use some cheese - 12 packages showed up!
(She does not do things in a small way - last time was lots of lettuce).
scott
response 353 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 7 22:21 UTC 2003

Sindi, you're down in the creek valley so it's a bit warmer.  I used to notice
stuff blooming a week or more apart as I walked up to my house near the top
of the valley.
keesan
response 354 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 8 01:25 UTC 2003

I am at Jim's house this month, actually, which is in a higher area.
My apartment has stairs to the bathroom so I have not been staying there.
The bathroom (basement) definitely stays cooler than the upstairs.

Things bloom earlier near south walls of houses.
charcat
response 355 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 8 06:25 UTC 2003

I'm happy because Mr. Gelinas came over to my house and fixed a computer
problem I've been having. Thanks Joe!
tsty
response 356 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 8 09:04 UTC 2003

re #347 . goose.. when/where on teh islands? i'm tryuing to get mom
out thre in janyary...
michaela
response 357 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 8 13:05 UTC 2003

IHB it's only supposed to be in the thirties today.
IAHB Ken is here for the weekend, and I got to meet one of his best friends
last night. We're going to see "Stomp" this afternoon, and I'm having a party
tonight so he can meet my friends. :)
gelinas
response 358 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 8 13:51 UTC 2003

Glad to be of help, Steve. :)
scott
response 359 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 8 14:40 UTC 2003

Did sound at the Greenwood again last night - could be a semi-regular gig.
Plus a good opportunity to experiment with recording.
tod
response 360 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 8 15:59 UTC 2003

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fitz
response 361 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 8 16:01 UTC 2003

IHB I wacked several inches off of m y beard and I now can reach for a pen
in my shirt pocket without pulling out a handful of whiskers.

In the ambivalent department, I'm happy to report that my son's girlfriend
recovered from her accident.  She also recovered from whatever affection she
felt for him and unceremoniously gave him the heave-ho.  He seems quietly
resigned to this and perhaps a little puzzled.  Nevertheless, everybody';s
wounds seem to be healing--a clear reason for entering this in the "Hapopy"
item.
tod
response 362 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 8 16:25 UTC 2003

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mooncat
response 363 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 8 17:07 UTC 2003

IHB- The Beau is here (and he always makes me happy) and sometime this 
afternoon we're suppoised to meet up for lunch with my sister and 
brother-in-law. Sis and the bro-in-law are here for a wedding, and 
while I don't know the couple very well I was pleased to be able to 
congratulate them last night when the roomie, beau and I ran into said 
couple at Applebees last night.  I wasn't sure I was going to say hi 
because, as I said, I don't know them well, but I pointed them out to 
the Beau saying "Hey, I know those people, they're getting married on 
Sunday" and apparently the groom's father was walking in right behind 
me... It all became clear to the bride and groom once I told them who 
my sister and bro-in-law were.

Hmm, IAHB- work is going very well, and while it's not rocket science 
or anything, it is fun, and I have fun co-workers. And the bosses think 
well enough of my skills to give me extra responsibilities. I also 
frequently get asked to train the new temps on some of the 
programs/ways of doing things. It's cool.
twenex
response 364 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 9 08:29 UTC 2003

IAHB I have a new computer and it's running Linux! (currently
Slackware 8, but i intend to replace it with/add Debian 3 when the
other disk arrives).
goose
response 365 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 9 18:56 UTC 2003

RE#356 -- I forget the exact dates...late in the month as I remember, probably
only on the main island.
slynne
response 366 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 10 00:03 UTC 2003

IHB "This American Life" had a really interesting piece on Steve 
Tobocman who is a state house rep from Detroit. It was an enlightening 
look at the legislative process. 
scott
response 367 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 10 00:07 UTC 2003

Cool wedding today; a couple good friends getting married.  Other good friends
in town for said wedding.
edina
response 368 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 10 17:07 UTC 2003

IHB I'm down 64 lbs.  This really feels amazing.  I'm also happy because my
girlfriend's house is really coming along nicely.  I will be able to install
cabinets after this.
keesan
response 369 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 10 23:30 UTC 2003

I'm up at least 13 pounds.  Perhaps we will meet in the middle.  If I lose
64 pounds will I be able to install cabinets?
jep
response 370 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 11 02:32 UTC 2003

Sindi, if you lose 64 pounds you'll fit into cabinets.  Folded neatly.
keesan
response 371 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 11 02:35 UTC 2003

I can fold pretty small already.
other
response 372 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 11 02:37 UTC 2003

I completely rewrote an nearly useless script which converts numbers (up to
about 20 digits) to their long names.  I originally wrote it in javascript,
and just moved it to applescript.  I use it for automating my check-writing,
though they're never more than four digits. ;)

Anyway, it is far better and more stable now.  It loops, but is not recursive.
It even handles thousands separators intelligently.  Soon it will be available
on the website for the excellent shareware text-editing program, Tex-Edit
Plus.
mooncat
response 373 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 11 05:06 UTC 2003

IHB- tomorrow happens to be a bank holiday... I work for a bank, this 
means I have tomorrow off. So the Beau is coming down to spend the 
afternoon with me. Is good.

IAHB- I had a wonderful time (though not enough time) with my sister, 
bro-in-law and their wonderful host. Was introduced to a wonderful 
breakfast place too. Was a very enjoyable time.
naftee
response 374 of 560: Mark Unseen   Nov 11 05:07 UTC 2003

Was it now.
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