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By: Anonymous: Jean Dagenais () on Monday, February 01 2010 @ 08:23 PM EST
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A Rainy Day
It rains. What lady loves a rainy day?
Not she who puts prunella on her foot,
Zephyrs around her neck, and silken socks
Upon a graceful ancle -- nor yet she
Who sports her tasselled parasol along
The walks, beau-crowded on some sunny noon,
Or trips in muslin, in a winter's night
On a cold sleigh-ride -- to a distant ball.
She loves a rainy day who sweeps the hearth,
And threads the busy needle, or applies
The scissors to the torn or threadbare sleeve;
Who blesses God that she has friends and home;
Who, in the pelting of the storm, will think
Of some poor neighbour that she can befriend;
Who trims the lamp at night and reads aloud,
To a young brother, tales he loves to hear;
Or ventures cheerfully abroad, to watch
The bedside of some sick and suffering friend,--
Administering that best of medicine,
Kindness, and tender care, and cheering hope;
-- Such are not sad, e'en on a rainy day.
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By: Velma Flann (offline) on Monday, February 01 2010 @ 08:36 PM EST
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Jean - I just had an email from Millie. She'd sent you some mail, but your mail-box is full, so it went back to her. She'll send it again after you read your e-mail 
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Lillooet, B.C.
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By: Anonymous: Jean Dagenais () on Monday, February 01 2010 @ 08:52 PM EST
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I donot see your message Velma/ you mean this mail box is ful how Can THAT BE i Jean My computer is acting up I think Dang thing... Jean
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By: Velma Flann (offline) on Monday, February 01 2010 @ 09:04 PM EST
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No Jean. Your email box on your computer! You need to download some of your messages i guess.
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Lillooet, B.C.
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By: Anonymous: Jean Dagenais () on Monday, February 01 2010 @ 09:16 PM EST
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Velma It is completely empty but I see the lane has a high number how com,e it couldn't be that much I think I better quite for good Jean
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By: Anonymous: Jean Dagenais () on Monday, February 01 2010 @ 10:06 PM EST
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By: Anonymous: Jean Dagenais () on Tuesday, February 02 2010 @ 11:16 AM EST
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February 2nd. Will the ground hog see his shadow.....? I wonder.
Feeling a lot better to day, and had a really good sleep. So things may be starting to go my way
for a change./ Have a lot of work to catch up with to-day ,I'm doing the laundry
and other things so am busy., for a change I can do it...now. Have a good one ok Jean.
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By: Anonymous: Jean Dagenais () on Tuesday, February 02 2010 @ 12:13 PM EST
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PUNXSUTAWNEY, Pennsylvania (Reuters) - An American groundhog delivered his annual weather prediction on Tuesday, declaring that there will be six more weeks of winter after seeing his shadow.
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Dubbed "Punxsutawney Phil," the rodent made his forecast in front of some 12,000 people who came from as far as Chile and the Netherlands and braved a chilly 18 degrees Fahrenheit (-8 degrees Celsius) to see the more than century-old tradition.
If Phil does not see his shadow when he emerges from his burrow, which is a box set into a tree stump near the western Pennsylvania town of Punxsutawney, spring is said to be just around the corner.
Several other Groundhog Day celebrations are held around the United States. A high-profile rival delivered a different prediction on Tuesday, with local media reporting that New York City's "Staten Island Chuck" did not see his shadow.
Well I found out. USA had there's. Here it is...
Will wait to see what Canada's is ok?
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