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57 at 7am will go up to 84 by 6pm No rain good beach day. Mickey
Mouse just laid of 1400 and gave no warning. TV had a woman on TV that
worked there for 20 years. Wonder if she will get a 20 year pension?
Time mag. showed pictures of Detroit and it looks like Hiroshimi (like a
vacant lot). America can be sum up as "industrial decay" I think we all
had a gut feeling when we gave up manufacturing and did only service
work this had to happen(YES?) It begs the question. Where have all the
families gone? Trebert PS Time mag has few adds and lot less pages.
go figure

On Apr 4, 5:43*am, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote:
57 at 7am *will go up to 84 by 6pm *No rain good beach day.


Clear skies, therefore colder nigh! First frost of April. I find
that it freezes a lot more here in March and April than I used to
think. Often frost forms in the early morning hours. Towards dawn,
the temperature already starts to rise. By the time people get up, it
has often already disappeared, and so people don't notice it. Right
now 47F here at 12:15 PM. Sun is out. Expected high 61F! Could end
up being the warmest day of the year here so far. This morning they
say it was 32F. But considering the heavy frost I was seeing, it
must have been a bit cdlder where I was at.


*Mickey
Mouse just laid of 1400 and gave no warning.

No warning required there in the godfather state? Many states require
advance notices be given to the state before companies do mass
layoffs.


TV had a woman on TV that
worked there for 20 years. *Wonder if she will get a 20 year pension?
Time mag. showed pictures of Detroit and it looks like Hiroshimi (like a
vacant lot). America can be sum up as "industrial decay" *I think we all
had a gut feeling when we gave up manufacturing and did only service
work this had to happen(YES?)


YES! A county must have actual products.


*It begs the question. Where have all the
families gone? * Trebert *PS Time mag has few adds and lot less pages..
go figure


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