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I totally agree. I lived in Florida for a few years after growing up in Ohio.
And while Florida is a great place to be a newlywed putting Christmas lights on a palm tree is just not the same.
Of course now I’m in Minnesota and it was 17 degrees out when I got up this morning, and it’ll only get colder.
See, that’s why you need to move to Kansas City. :o)
(Actually, I refuse to celebrate any occassion in a bikini, but that’s another story.)
…aww, shucks 😉
Is it screwed up to say, I envy your freezing?
We’re still considering it, Pammykins. It’s still on the list.
Heh, Rev.