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Hot today (96 with heat index of 109) Hotter tomorrow (102 with 112 or? heat index) :sad: Hottest heat index for MO was 120 and I guess.....

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MI$$OURI BETTY

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that was in 1954 when the temp hit 115! I remember well, as I was working in the shipping department without A/C and the typewriters were so hot you could hardly touch the keys and carriage return! Hey! That goes back to typewriter ribbons, no correction tape, and no electric typewriters! Well, we sure have come a long way, baby!:rolleyes: Be good and try to stay cool me sons!! :angel:

God Bless!
Betty
 
Whew! If you do any digging, do it before the sun comes up!!

Doug

 
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