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July 28th 15, 05:09 AM
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El Nino/La Nina
Which one of them is good for us in SoCal?
BTW, I got 'new' ski boots for $15. Maybe 10-YO Nordica Next 7.0, exactly my size, excellent condition and amazingly comfy -- I don't need to have the left one blown out. Hubby accused me of wanting to take them to bed with me just because I wore them around the house for a few hours :-( -- Cheers, Bev ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ "The language of victimization is infinitely extensible." -- Me 
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