Re: Family Day -- Speak Up...I Can't Hear You!

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Re: Family Day

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Catsmith

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Date Posted: 10:03:45 02/17/08 Sun
In reply to: The Mayor 's message, "Family Day" on 08:37:42 02/17/08 Sun

Sorry to hear the game is off. However, I've been at home sick for the last week, so my advice is to avoid exposure at all costs. 'Tis the season...when will it end?

I've spent the week on the couch watching all those great British shows like "How Clean is Your House" (Kim and Aggie are brutal - I'm glad they are on the other side of the pond and won't be showing up at my door) and "You are what you eat" (I especially love those camera shots of the morbidly obese people in their underwear, particularly the ones from the floor). I've also been watching old westers, like Bat Masterson and Rifleman and Big Valley. They don't make them like that any more. We are very happy, however, because Yvan blew in from the windy city yesterday. Se we watched the Slam Dunk last night.

Re. the golf game - I suck. I think I was labeled a hacker. On one occasion I made it to Amateur. It's a bit tricky. You have to take the wind direction and speed into consideration as well as the choice of club. How did you do, Jon?

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