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To: ManyMoose who wrote (210870)	12/2/2011 11:31:26 PM
From: KLP	Read Replies (3) of 225578

Yes, most of Seattle is sea level or just a bit above....so that's probably why it happened.....funny thing though....I NEVER gave that a thought until it happened...and even then I just thought I was over tired. We haven't gone to Rainier in a few years, and that's 14,000+ feet....didn't notice any problem then.....nor when we went to Mt St Helen's to the Johnston Center... We have a full set of stairs here at home, and I'm probably up and down them about 20 times a day.....but when I climbed the stairs the first time at their home, WOW, I really noticed ....Very strange feeling indeed. The first full day we were there is when I noticed something wrong....It's not like me to not want to go shopping and looking around.....<ggg> Hubby thinks I have a PhD in "shopping".....even though he knows I don't spend much money very often, certainly not on little trivia.....<ggg>

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