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April 2, 2008 at 7:46 PM #180398April 2, 2008 at 9:43 PM #179957
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ParticipantAK are you in SoCal? If so you don’t know what cold is.. 🙂 We heated our house in CT with oil or wood, but step outside and you’re on the frozen Thames river…
I have a coffee machine in the attic somewhere… You’re right I should be using it but I’m kinda on autopilot in the morning so wake/shower/go to the office… At the bottom floor of my building there’s a starbucks so I pop in for a cuppa. All part of my morning routine and it’s hard to break since I like to look at people. Then it’s up to the office for hours of monitor staring.
April 2, 2008 at 9:43 PM #180324ParticipantAK are you in SoCal? If so you don’t know what cold is.. 🙂 We heated our house in CT with oil or wood, but step outside and you’re on the frozen Thames river…
I have a coffee machine in the attic somewhere… You’re right I should be using it but I’m kinda on autopilot in the morning so wake/shower/go to the office… At the bottom floor of my building there’s a starbucks so I pop in for a cuppa. All part of my morning routine and it’s hard to break since I like to look at people. Then it’s up to the office for hours of monitor staring.
April 2, 2008 at 9:43 PM #180328ParticipantAK are you in SoCal? If so you don’t know what cold is.. 🙂 We heated our house in CT with oil or wood, but step outside and you’re on the frozen Thames river…
I have a coffee machine in the attic somewhere… You’re right I should be using it but I’m kinda on autopilot in the morning so wake/shower/go to the office… At the bottom floor of my building there’s a starbucks so I pop in for a cuppa. All part of my morning routine and it’s hard to break since I like to look at people. Then it’s up to the office for hours of monitor staring.
April 2, 2008 at 9:43 PM #180341ParticipantAK are you in SoCal? If so you don’t know what cold is.. 🙂 We heated our house in CT with oil or wood, but step outside and you’re on the frozen Thames river…
I have a coffee machine in the attic somewhere… You’re right I should be using it but I’m kinda on autopilot in the morning so wake/shower/go to the office… At the bottom floor of my building there’s a starbucks so I pop in for a cuppa. All part of my morning routine and it’s hard to break since I like to look at people. Then it’s up to the office for hours of monitor staring.
April 2, 2008 at 9:43 PM #180418ParticipantAK are you in SoCal? If so you don’t know what cold is.. 🙂 We heated our house in CT with oil or wood, but step outside and you’re on the frozen Thames river…
I have a coffee machine in the attic somewhere… You’re right I should be using it but I’m kinda on autopilot in the morning so wake/shower/go to the office… At the bottom floor of my building there’s a starbucks so I pop in for a cuppa. All part of my morning routine and it’s hard to break since I like to look at people. Then it’s up to the office for hours of monitor staring.
April 2, 2008 at 9:57 PM #179972Anonymous
GuestTalking about cold, I grew up in the “windy city” (Chi town) and in winter it got cold . Now, living in So Ca so 20+ years, I can’t stand the cold. Some people take cold far better than others. The last guy I dated wore flip flops and went without a jacket in the winter here. It’s nowhere near Chicago, but it’s considered desert (Temecula valley) and I just can’t run around in flip-flops during the winter at night.
April 2, 2008 at 9:57 PM #180339GuestTalking about cold, I grew up in the “windy city” (Chi town) and in winter it got cold . Now, living in So Ca so 20+ years, I can’t stand the cold. Some people take cold far better than others. The last guy I dated wore flip flops and went without a jacket in the winter here. It’s nowhere near Chicago, but it’s considered desert (Temecula valley) and I just can’t run around in flip-flops during the winter at night.
April 2, 2008 at 9:57 PM #180343GuestTalking about cold, I grew up in the “windy city” (Chi town) and in winter it got cold . Now, living in So Ca so 20+ years, I can’t stand the cold. Some people take cold far better than others. The last guy I dated wore flip flops and went without a jacket in the winter here. It’s nowhere near Chicago, but it’s considered desert (Temecula valley) and I just can’t run around in flip-flops during the winter at night.
April 2, 2008 at 9:57 PM #180356GuestTalking about cold, I grew up in the “windy city” (Chi town) and in winter it got cold . Now, living in So Ca so 20+ years, I can’t stand the cold. Some people take cold far better than others. The last guy I dated wore flip flops and went without a jacket in the winter here. It’s nowhere near Chicago, but it’s considered desert (Temecula valley) and I just can’t run around in flip-flops during the winter at night.
April 2, 2008 at 9:57 PM #180432GuestTalking about cold, I grew up in the “windy city” (Chi town) and in winter it got cold . Now, living in So Ca so 20+ years, I can’t stand the cold. Some people take cold far better than others. The last guy I dated wore flip flops and went without a jacket in the winter here. It’s nowhere near Chicago, but it’s considered desert (Temecula valley) and I just can’t run around in flip-flops during the winter at night.
April 2, 2008 at 11:27 PM #180022TheBreeze
ParticipantI’ve taken to making my own tea instead of buying it from Starbux. IS THERE NO GOD? WHY HAS THOU FORSAKEN ME?!?!
April 2, 2008 at 11:27 PM #180389ParticipantI’ve taken to making my own tea instead of buying it from Starbux. IS THERE NO GOD? WHY HAS THOU FORSAKEN ME?!?!
April 2, 2008 at 11:27 PM #180392ParticipantI’ve taken to making my own tea instead of buying it from Starbux. IS THERE NO GOD? WHY HAS THOU FORSAKEN ME?!?!
April 2, 2008 at 11:27 PM #180405ParticipantI’ve taken to making my own tea instead of buying it from Starbux. IS THERE NO GOD? WHY HAS THOU FORSAKEN ME?!?!
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