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No elephants in the custard, please!
Shea the Sarcastic Posted Sep 2, 2003
I miss you around here, ya know! 
No elephants in the custard, please!
Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Sep 2, 2003
Awww... it's the charming Mr. Shea!!!! YAY!!!
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Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~ Posted Sep 2, 2003
charming? maybe 
lucky? definitely 
::leaves a 
for shea, hoping Mr.S doesn't get too jealous::
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Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Sep 2, 2003
Hee hee....
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Lady Scott Posted Sep 2, 2003
I've met him - he *is* charming!
Especially when he has a fully loaded water blaster by his side! 
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Shea the Sarcastic Posted Sep 2, 2003
Oh yeah ... real charming!
Mr. S won't mind Pierce ... We have an ... understanding ... about 
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Lady Scott Posted Sep 2, 2003
I especially liked the part where *you* took charge of the water blaster and he ran like a scared little kid and locked himself inside his truck.
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Shea the Sarcastic Posted Sep 2, 2003
Hell hath no fury like a woman soaked ... and he knows it!
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Lady Scott Posted Sep 2, 2003
As hot as it was that day, I'd think you'd have welcomed it - I know *I* would have!
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Shea the Sarcastic Posted Sep 2, 2003
I didn't think the wet t-shirt look was entirely appropriate! 
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Lady Scott Posted Sep 2, 2003
But it wasn't exactly wet all over, you know.... and it wasn't exactly see-through when it *was* wet.
Speaking of hot days... when I got up this morning (around 6 - yes, it *does* get to be that time in the morning too!) it was already hotter than the predicted high for the day (72 - it was already 73 
)- so much for weather forecasts ... Anyhow, the last time I checked, it had gotten up to almost 80, but then suddenly, a cold front came through - and it dropped back into the 60's in very short order.
Blessed relief! 
I think fall may have fell!
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Shea the Sarcastic Posted Sep 3, 2003
It was cold and wet for us all weekend! Nothing like having autumn slap you right in the face!
We didn't really need the relief, and I for one am sorry it's not warm anymore! I love the summer! 
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Lady Scott Posted Sep 3, 2003
And yet you live in the north?
*sigh*
I much prefer cooler weather. 
I always figure I can only take off so many clothes to get cooler, but I can always put more on to get warmer.
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Shea the Sarcastic Posted Sep 3, 2003
TJ made a crack about living in the north to me too! I can't help where I was born! I can't help my low blood pressure and lack of blood!
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Lady Scott Posted Sep 3, 2003
I hear tell about places in the north where when it gets hot in the summer, they open the windows to cool off.
I can't imagine doing that and actually getting cooler, but I hear there are places like that.
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Shea the Sarcastic Posted Sep 3, 2003
Actually, it's like that here usually. We get a lovely breeze off of the ocean, and we only had about 2 weeks this summer that it didn't help.
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T J: Mr. Shea Posted Sep 3, 2003
So, Lady Scott wouldn't have minded the water blaster...I'll have to remember that.
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