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Posted by John A. on August 03, 2006 at 05:25:50 from (4.227.109.210):
In Reply to: Heat is Relentless,,,,, posted by davpal on August 02, 2006 at 23:07:02:
Boys!, ....WELCOME TO CENTRAL TEXAS. This kind od heat is the norm for us. I know it doesn't help to say... It will pass in 70 days or so. But it will. My Pointers to Help Get You Through! 1..Quit listening to Any and All Weather reports....it is hot and will remain so for 70 days or so! 2..Just keep a runners attitude...just get throught it. One day, week, month at a time. 3..Just stay on top of your water responsibilities, Well, Livestock, Home. If you hadn't by now...Abandon the yard, Garden and the like, as far as wasteful watering. 4...Oh yea...Did I say STOP Listening to Weathers Reports. We are in the dead middlle of Shake & Bake time down here, D@mn it is not even funny at all. We all ready know that the only way to get relief here is for a hurricane to come into the Gulf and come onto Texas around Corpus Christy. If that Doesn't happen..... then it is Mid-Oct when the weather patterns change. So turn off the TV and Radio weater report It is Hot, and I do not need to know the exact temp for the next 70 days or so. It is My mind game that works for me. I Pray for rain for all who need it and dry for all who have all ready had enough. Later, John A.
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