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To: Doug R who wrote (2351)	9/27/2019 10:20:06 AM
From: robert b furman	3 Recommendations Recommended By 3bar Hawkmoon isopatch Respond to of 6366

I moved to Houston in 1981, The summers are long always hot and extremely humid. Back when I trained for marathons, I'd run during the cool of the morning (which was 85 degrees and 90-95 percent humidity. As I returned to care for my mother (once she turned 90) I has forgotten how wonderfully comfortable the Wisconsin cool summers were - certainly in a relative way. So yes now some 10 years later ,it still is a bit of a navelty to put up with cold and snow. I do tire of it mostly during that late spring , where the leafless trees and cloudy gray weather gets a bit old. There is a lot of work and expense having two homes and I'll attempt to continue for several more years. Not sure which I'll give up, but think I'll become a Wisconsin resident at the end of the day. Still not sure. Many here in Wisconsin leave for January through April to get away from the cold and long dark winter. I'd love to find a small condo on the Gulf of Mexico TX, LA, AL, MS or FL and fish during the early spring. Bob