Thanks Brad right after I ask you I seen your post about Wisconsin. I wouldn't mind living in the UP but I hate winter and unfortunately we have to much of it here in the lower part. -- Christ is either Lord of all or he is not Lord at all. Karen Carter '74 > Karen, > > I actually live in Wisconsin but my parents live in the southern part of > the Upper Penninsula about ten miles from Kathy's parents place. > > Brad > > > on 11:38 AM 7/25/2005, Karen Carter said: > HI Bard what part of Michigan do you live in. You probably have said but > you know what happens once you get apst a certain year. Umm what's that > called ummm ummm Oh yah mememory. > -- > Christ is either Lord of all or he is not Lord at all. > Karen Carter '74 > > > > > Kathy, > > > > I'd rather the heat than cold too. Anyday and twice on Sunday Monday > > Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday. You ought give a heads > up > > when you head to Michigan, Who knows, maybe we'll be headed over yonder > > same time and arrange for a bite to eat together or something, if not > > intruding on your family time, and if we could arrange getting over > ther > > then. > > > > Brad > > > > > > on 06:45 PM 7/23/2005, Kathy Du Bois said: > > Gee Brad, > > Well now I"m depressed. I'm hoping to visit Michigan in August > > too. Maybe > > I can manage to bring some of Maine's frigidity with me for you > all. I'll > > say this though, I'd rather have the heat than the cold! > > Kathy > > > > > > At 09:51 AM 7/23/2005, you wrote: > > >It has been above norms all over the midwest too. We normally have 15 > > days > > >over 90 per year, we had 15 as of yesterday and we haven't gotten to > > >August yet where the average 15 days span occurs. We also broke > record > > >highs. I just sit back, take a deep breath in, and stick my tongue > out > > at > > >Mother Nature for tossing all that snow and freezing temps in the > > winter > > >time lol. Humidity here has been very high too, very much Texas > weather. > > > > > >Brad > > > > > >on 10:32 PM 7/22/2005, Phil Scovell said: > > >Boy, it has been over 100 degrees for the past three days in Denver > and > > in > > >the nineties for many days. This hot weather is sort of uncommon for > > >Denver, too. The humidity today, however was only something like 17 > > >percent > > >so that helps a lot. My office air conditioner began to die on me > today > > >so > > >I had to have my son get me a new one. The new one will have a > remote > > >control so I can switch it off and on, or change to four different > > speeds, > > >from my office desk. This makes it nicer when people come to my > office > > >for > > >prayer sessions. The air conditioner is mounted up high and through > a > > >wall > > >so it works more efficiently. I hope my son can get it installed for > me > > >over the weekend. My old one works but only if the timper is a lot > > lower > > >than over 100 degrees. I just heard the high today, a new record for > > this > > >date, was 102 degrees. We have topped new records for the last three > > >days. > > >Our normal for this time of year is 89 degrees. They claim we will > have > > >some rain storms in the afternoon by Sunday and the high will only > reach > > >the > > >mid eighties. That will be nice. I don't normally give weather > reports > > >on > > >here but this has been so unusual for Denver, and I am bored, so I > > thought > > >I > > >would mention it. All we need is more email on echurch, haw. > > > > > >Phil.