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25 new of 673 responses total.
jaklumen
response 326 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 01:44 UTC 2003

resp:312 Jon Bon Jovi looks much better with the cropped mane.
michaela
response 327 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 04:42 UTC 2003

IHB the boy called me tonight.  God I miss him...
gelinas
response 328 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 05:24 UTC 2003

IAHB sailing on Lake Erie was fun.  We took a friend's Catalina 27 from
Anchor Point to the Toledo Light and back.  Saw some herons and other birds
(including cormorants, possibly) on the light's island.  A nice afternoon
for a sail.
edina
response 329 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 14:24 UTC 2003

Re 326  I could not agree more on Jon Bon Jovi's hair.  
beeswing
response 330 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 15:56 UTC 2003

I just mysteriously found a whisker that belonged to my cat that passed
away. 

Sigh. Maybe one of those weird things that lets me know he's OK?
rcurl
response 331 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 16:51 UTC 2003

IAMH because I made minimum first bid on item on e-bay - and "won". Easy
when no one else wants what you do (at asking price, at least).

keesan
response 332 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 18:29 UTC 2003

What did you want?

I am happy because I got ten hours sleep (7 before the garbage trucks started
and three in the afternoon) despite messing up my rib again.  And Jim made
some really good ground-rice pudding.  And it was cool enough at night to get
my apartment down to 68.  The basics.
scott
response 333 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 00:43 UTC 2003

Drove up to Frankenmuth and had dinner with clees.
eskarina
response 334 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 02:23 UTC 2003

Clees is in the states?  Where and for how long?
gelinas
response 335 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 04:28 UTC 2003

Drove up to Frankenmuth and spent a couple of hours with clees before scott
showed up.

He's cycling across the USA (more or less: cutting across Canada from Michigan
to New York, with at least one and I think he said two ferry trips, one across
Lake Michigan and another across Lake Champlain).

He's leaving Frankenmuth in the morning and continuing east.
jaklumen
response 336 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 04:43 UTC 2003

resp:332 68 degrees would make me happy, too.  The landlady's husband 
and a buddy came over with the new AC unit.  Finally getting some 
relief...real relief...
krj
response 337 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 05:43 UTC 2003

The serpentine belt on my car broke.
 
An odd selection for the happy item, perhaps, but:  (1) Now I know what was 
causing the car's mysterious symptoms, and it's not likely to be an expensive
repair.  (2)  It broke on the drive to the car repair shop; it was an exciting 
few minutes trying to finish the last few miles as the temperature needle
crept upwards, and fighting with the power-less steering.
scott
response 338 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 14:03 UTC 2003

(handy car tip:  turn the heater on full blast in that situation)
other
response 339 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 14:20 UTC 2003

???
other
response 340 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 14:21 UTC 2003

Keeps the engine cooler by removing much of the heat to the passenger 
compartment while the radiator fan is not being driven by the broken 
belt?
jiffer
response 341 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 14:29 UTC 2003

Eric, yes!  And if you have the a/c on, the car has to work harder to 
cool the air to get to you.  
slynne
response 342 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 14:29 UTC 2003

IHB Yesterday was a Good Day

First I went to work and fixed some hard problems. I always like that. 
It makes me feel all smart and stuff. In this case, someone turned a 
computer off by accident and tons of files became corrupted. I have 
been hunting them down like a lion after a herd of zebras. RAWR!

Then I got to take off at 12:30 and head up to the lake. I had a blast 
even though no one could come with me since they all had to work *ha 
ha*. I swam for a while and threw the ball into the lake a hundred 
times just so I could watch my dog jump off the dock. I love doing 
that! Then, after the old dog got tired and went back to the house 
(where my mom let her in), I got out the kayak and took the young dog 
for a boat ride. There is a creek that goes off the lake and we went as 
far as we could before it got too shallow. It is nice because there are 
just woods on either side of the creek. I saw all kinds of wildlife. I 
almost caught a turtle! 
michaela
response 343 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 16:21 UTC 2003

Re #338 - I've performed that trick a few times. Unfortunately, my water pump
died in the summer, so I had to drive to the repair shop with the heat on full
blast during 90-degree weather.  :-P

IHB my roommate and I saw "Pirates of the Caribbean" last night. It was
wonderful, despite some of the cheesy lines.  :)
IAHB I'm going to surprise my boy with a visit tonight. He doesn't think I'm
coming until *next* weekend. 
rcurl
response 344 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 16:23 UTC 2003

If the water pump isn't working, how is the water circulated to the heater
to be cooled? I would think it would not do much good, then.
mynxcat
response 345 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 16:50 UTC 2003

Re 343> Sometimes surprise visits turn out BAD!
keesan
response 346 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 17:10 UTC 2003

I envy slynne.  I wish I had a lake nearby.
tod
response 347 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 18:04 UTC 2003

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slynne
response 348 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 20:00 UTC 2003

#346 - You live closer to the lake my parents live on than I do. I am 
just willing to drive my car up there. And isnt that the magic of the 
automobile? It changes ones perception of distance.
goose
response 349 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 20:08 UTC 2003

RE#346 -- I have never confirmed this, but in Michigan you're supposedly never
more than 6 miles from a lake.
tod
response 350 of 673: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 20:21 UTC 2003

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