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In a message dated 03/01/2004 13:34:54 Pacific Standard Time,
mummy124@... writes:
cracked and banged all night, the horses have icicles hanging off their eyelashes
and the furnace is running a lot even with the wood stove going!!! On the other
hand it is christmas card beautiful with the snow on the trees and the blue
sky and sun.
Nancy in BC
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mummy124@... writes:
> I'm sitting here actually contemplating on if I will need to turn the acOk, that's just mean!!!!!!!!! <BWG> It is so cold the logs of my house
> back on. I was hoping not to but the next few days are supposed to be in the
> low 80's. I don't get much of a breeze in the house so I'll hold a bit
> longer and see what happens.
>
>
cracked and banged all night, the horses have icicles hanging off their eyelashes
and the furnace is running a lot even with the wood stove going!!! On the other
hand it is christmas card beautiful with the snow on the trees and the blue
sky and sun.
Nancy in BC
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Mary
From: <LOWRIEK@...>
<<Ok, that's just mean!!!!!!!!! <BWG> It is so cold the logs of my house
cracked and banged all night, the horses have icicles hanging off their
eyelashes
and the furnace is running a lot even with the wood stove going!!! On the
other
hand it is christmas card beautiful with the snow on the trees and the blue
sky and sun. >>
LOL!! You can just send me a picture. I'm sure it's beautiful and I'll take
your word for it.
Mary B.
http://www.homeschoolingtshirts.com
<<Ok, that's just mean!!!!!!!!! <BWG> It is so cold the logs of my house
cracked and banged all night, the horses have icicles hanging off their
eyelashes
and the furnace is running a lot even with the wood stove going!!! On the
other
hand it is christmas card beautiful with the snow on the trees and the blue
sky and sun. >>
LOL!! You can just send me a picture. I'm sure it's beautiful and I'll take
your word for it.
Mary B.
http://www.homeschoolingtshirts.com
The Bucknum's
<<<<<Ok, that's just mean!!!!!!!!! <BWG> It is so cold the logs of my house
cracked and banged all night, the horses have icicles hanging off their eyelashes
and the furnace is running a lot even with the wood stove going!!! On the other
hand it is christmas card beautiful with the snow on the trees and the blue
sky and sun.
Nancy in BC>>>>
I also remind myself that we don't have the problems with things like cockroaches that they have in warmer climates. I have a little bug phobia though so others might not care.
Teresa in Canada
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cracked and banged all night, the horses have icicles hanging off their eyelashes
and the furnace is running a lot even with the wood stove going!!! On the other
hand it is christmas card beautiful with the snow on the trees and the blue
sky and sun.
Nancy in BC>>>>
I also remind myself that we don't have the problems with things like cockroaches that they have in warmer climates. I have a little bug phobia though so others might not care.
Teresa in Canada
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In a message dated 03/01/2004 14:46:42 Pacific Standard Time,
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Nancy in BC
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ctbucknum@... writes:
> we don't have the problems with things like cockroachesAnd really nasty spiders either, I'm with you Teresa!!!!
Nancy in BC
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From: LOWRIEK@...
> we don't have the problems with things like cockroaches
And really nasty spiders either, I'm with you Teresa!!!!
Nancy in BC<<<<<<<<<
And we don't have to check our shoes before we put them on. I had a girlfriend from Australia that though Canada was Heavenly because she could put her shoes on and not worry about what had crawled in them and fill a bubble bath and not worry about what had slipped in under the bubbles if she had to leave the room. eek! She had lived in one of those houses that have no hallways just one continuous patio around the house and not all the doors had screens on them. It was wonderful she said but she was very squeamish so the crawling 'things' really bothered her.
Teresa in Canada
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Robyn Coburn
<< And we don't have to check our shoes before we put them on. I had a
girlfriend from Australia that though Canada was Heavenly because she could
put her shoes on and not worry about what had crawled in them and fill a
bubble bath and not worry about what had slipped in under the bubbles if she
had to leave the room. eek! She had lived in one of those houses that have
no hallways just one continuous patio around the house and not all the doors
had screens on them. It was wonderful she said but she was very squeamish
so the crawling 'things' really bothered her.>>
The Sydney Funnelweb is pretty much the world's most venomous spider. It is
large, aggressive and lives in nature in rocky crevices. Unfortunately for
humans, the urban landscape is full of cement and brick crevices. I learnt
as a child never to go outside without shoes, because they could be living
under the back stairs. A related South Coast spider lives in holes in the
lawn, and is a danger to people and pets. According to Irwin, Australia also
has 9 of the 10 most venomous snakes. Also the world's only poisonous
octopus. Even the male platypus has venomous claws on it's back ankles,
although it is timid and wary of people. Sydney is also infested with horrid
cockroaches (an imported species) and many of the older terraced house homes
have w.c.'s that are partly detached or open to the outside, and separate
from the bathroom - which contains shower, bath and sink indoors. Makes for
unpleasant nighttime trips.
Robyn L. Coburn
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girlfriend from Australia that though Canada was Heavenly because she could
put her shoes on and not worry about what had crawled in them and fill a
bubble bath and not worry about what had slipped in under the bubbles if she
had to leave the room. eek! She had lived in one of those houses that have
no hallways just one continuous patio around the house and not all the doors
had screens on them. It was wonderful she said but she was very squeamish
so the crawling 'things' really bothered her.>>
The Sydney Funnelweb is pretty much the world's most venomous spider. It is
large, aggressive and lives in nature in rocky crevices. Unfortunately for
humans, the urban landscape is full of cement and brick crevices. I learnt
as a child never to go outside without shoes, because they could be living
under the back stairs. A related South Coast spider lives in holes in the
lawn, and is a danger to people and pets. According to Irwin, Australia also
has 9 of the 10 most venomous snakes. Also the world's only poisonous
octopus. Even the male platypus has venomous claws on it's back ankles,
although it is timid and wary of people. Sydney is also infested with horrid
cockroaches (an imported species) and many of the older terraced house homes
have w.c.'s that are partly detached or open to the outside, and separate
from the bathroom - which contains shower, bath and sink indoors. Makes for
unpleasant nighttime trips.
Robyn L. Coburn
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Susan Gallien
Thanks Robyn... every time I start to get homesick for Australia I think of all those nasties, I recall the day that Rhianon picked up a live cone shell in a rock pool and how my second oldest son had a pet Blue Ring Octopus and red back spiders in jars...
Sue Gallien
The Winona Farm, Minnesota
http://thewinonafarm.com
The Sydney Funnelweb is pretty much the world's most venomous spider. It is
large, aggressive and lives in nature in rocky crevices. Unfortunately for
humans, the urban landscape is full of cement and brick crevices. I learnt
as a child never to go outside without shoes, because they could be living
under the back stairs. A related South Coast spider lives in holes in the
lawn, and is a danger to people and pets. According to Irwin, Australia also
has 9 of the 10 most venomous snakes. Also the world's only poisonous
octopus. Even the male platypus has venomous claws on it's back ankles,
although it is timid and wary of people. Sydney is also infested with horrid
cockroaches (an imported species) and many of the older terraced house homes
have w.c.'s that are partly detached or open to the outside, and separate
from the bathroom - which contains shower, bath and sink indoors. Makes for
unpleasant nighttime trips.
Robyn L. Coburn
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Sue Gallien
The Winona Farm, Minnesota
http://thewinonafarm.com
The Sydney Funnelweb is pretty much the world's most venomous spider. It is
large, aggressive and lives in nature in rocky crevices. Unfortunately for
humans, the urban landscape is full of cement and brick crevices. I learnt
as a child never to go outside without shoes, because they could be living
under the back stairs. A related South Coast spider lives in holes in the
lawn, and is a danger to people and pets. According to Irwin, Australia also
has 9 of the 10 most venomous snakes. Also the world's only poisonous
octopus. Even the male platypus has venomous claws on it's back ankles,
although it is timid and wary of people. Sydney is also infested with horrid
cockroaches (an imported species) and many of the older terraced house homes
have w.c.'s that are partly detached or open to the outside, and separate
from the bathroom - which contains shower, bath and sink indoors. Makes for
unpleasant nighttime trips.
Robyn L. Coburn
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