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    we're having fish Wednesday night...red snapper and sheephead..yum....it was beautiful on the intercoastal waterway...a dolphin swam alongside our boat for the longest time...so glad I'm not in nc with the temp in the 20's

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    That does sound cold. But on the plus side, your christmas tree won't turn brown inside of six days from the heat.

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    OOOOO He is right. Besides my very first Christmas in Florida, it just never felt like Christmas when the weather was 60-70*. Thank God for bringing me Robin because through her I found my Christmas Spirit again and learned to enjoy the Holidays I spent there [img]graemlins/heart.gif[/img]

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    since our tree is fake..no chance of it turning brown ay time soon..

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    Re: richard took me fishing today

    He took me fishing today, and it turned out to be one of the most peaceful days I’ve had in a while. The sound of the water, the gentle tug of the fishing line, and the serenity of nature made for an unforgettable experience. We set up our gear by the riverbank, and I was impressed by his preparation. He brought one of those portable power stations to keep everything charged phones, a mini cooler, even a small light for when the sun set. It was a game-changer, keeping us comfortable and connected while enjoying the simplicity of the great outdoors.

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