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To: RR who wrote (55294)	9/24/2002 7:30:00 AM
From: Clappy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 65232

One more bush hog will do it for the year. George W. Bush Hog, Some of the trees around here are already dropping their leaves. I think I heard my furnace kick on for a minute or two this morning. While walking the puppy this morning, I noticed that the morning dew on the grass felt much colder than normal as it slowly soaked into the sides of my slippers with each step I took. The puppy noticed this too as it tried to keep it's paws a little bit dryer as it attempted to do it's imitation of a Clydesdale show horse slowly trotting with those high leg kicks. (Front left and rear right paw touching ground while the remaining two held high in air and then nimbly alternating.) I thought I could hear the crickets shivering instead of its normal chirping song. Some of those chilled singers have been trying to immigrate to my garage and eventually sneak into my warm basement winter resort. My border patrol kitty cat has been rather busy rounding them up as they try to enter without the proper visas. Even the birds seem a little late greeting the sun in the morning. Seems like they do what I like to do during these chilly mornings in bed. They probably hike their downy blanket a little higher and find something warm to snuggle up to. (I wonder if they are able to make their wives jump much they way I do by touching the top of my cold feet to the bottom of my wife's warm feet.) Speaking of blankets, for the past few mornings I've noticed those low lying white cloud blankets that cover the valleys and pockets. They sit about a foot off the ground much like a day old helium balloon floats barely above the carpet. As the sun comes up you can watch the blanket lift off as the ground awakens. My calendar told me that yesterday was the first day of autumn. It's pretty neat how the earth seemed to know this, too. -ColdFooter P.S. Is that Frank P. Hoosen's yacht that you are going sailing on? See if he has any more stock tips. I hear he likes SEBL. <g>