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Thanks for reading, Original and Frankie,
I've heard the weather is worse in Chicago because of the winds off the lake. Milwaukee has a similar problem. We live north and west of Chicago, and it's not so bad. . . as long as you like snow.
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Witchflower
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March 13, 2005
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I lived in Chicago once.
A Raisin in the Sun was part of the cirriculum in Chicago. If there is place with weather that is as bad as the Northeast, it's got to be Chicago. I lived in Massachusetts too. Take care :)
posted by
Flumpystalls3000
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March 13, 2005
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I love reading this stuff! Thanks!
posted by
Original_Influence
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March 13, 2005
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Ah, yes, the Donner Party.
Thanks for reading, Thomas. So, we have Frankenstein in common. That's nice.
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Witchflower
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March 12, 2005
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I've seen a Raisin in the Sun but I can't remember how it ended. The Color of Water is another good book with a different look at life. Mentioning all those storms helps remember the Donner Party. And yes, I like Frankenstein.
posted by
ThomasFranklin
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March 12, 2005
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I have yet to read the book
but so many people I know love it, I'm going to get to it soon. Thanks for reading.
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Witchflower
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March 12, 2005
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Am awaiting Hitchikers move. I thought those books
were so funny. But now I'm not sure, is the answer to life the universe and everything 47 or 49? may have to look it up.
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Whacky
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March 12, 2005
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I'm sure you're right.
We received another inch or two of snow yesterday, and people are complaining like crazy.
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Witchflower
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March 11, 2005
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I'm almost willing to bet that the people
living on the east coast in 1888 thought the world was surely coming to an end.
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sassyass_64
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March 11, 2005
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