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Are they getting too commercialized or too empty?
Btw you want warm? Down here Tuesday we hit about 95 degrees, right
now at 3:38am it's still 77 degrees outside and when the sun starts
to come up we'll hit 80 degrees before 9am, and this is after we
started our cool down, last month at this time we had triple digit temperatures. I so love it down here, much better then dealing with
the snow and ice I grew up with in Ohio.
Timothy,
That is too warm for me. I can do without the snow and cold but 95 degrees i late September, no thanks!
Just like everything now a days, now even message bases are getting
too commercialized. As this occurs things get less and less
personal. Unfortunately it is a fact of life we must contend with.
Btw you want warm? Down here Tuesday we hit about 95 degrees, right
now at 3:38am it's still 77 degrees outside and when the sun starts
to come up we'll hit 80 degrees before 9am, and this is after we
started our cool down, last month at this time we had triple digit temperatures. I so love it down here, much better then dealing with
the snow and ice I grew up with in Ohio.
Both actually, as they get more commercialized they get less
personal. As they get less personal people tend to leave.
Well I was born up north in the snow and ice, got tired of
shoveling snow. When we moved down here in 1968, we didn't even
have our first freeze til Feburary. I loved it. Didn't take me long
to get used to the heat.
Timothy Cornett (1:135/364) wrote to Steven Horn at 09:28 on 02 Oct 2011:
But don't they also tend to leave if things get too personal?
Well I was born up north in the snow and ice, got tired of
shoveling snow. When we moved down here in 1968, we didn't even
have our first freeze til Feburary. I loved it. Didn't take me long
to get used to the heat.
In 1968 I was still living in Ontario. Too muggy and hot in the summer and t raw in the winter. At least here we don't get a lot of snow and win ter temp are bearable. But as I get older, the temps become more objectionable. :-(