My Florida based MIL is here for visit. I have turned the heat up to 74o to keep her
warm. Outdoors the pond is covered, but I finally realized that the heater wasnt
working. it kept blowing the GFI. DH finally laid down an extension cord to a plug
it wouldnt blow (yes, that is on GFI too). is 40, fish are down and not looking for
food. too late to try solar thing now.

keep warm everyone, dont eat too much all at once. Ingrid

On Thu, 27 Nov 2008 14:39:08 EST, wrote:

My Florida based MIL is here for visit. I have turned the heat up to 74o to keep her
warm. Outdoors the pond is covered, but I finally realized that the heater wasnt
working. it kept blowing the GFI. DH finally laid down an extension cord to a plug
it wouldnt blow (yes, that is on GFI too). is 40, fish are down and not looking for
food. too late to try solar thing now.

keep warm everyone, dont eat too much all at once. Ingrid

Ditto from the west side of the US. Dinner done and all relaxing and about
ready to watch a movie. ~ jan
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Zone 7a, SE Washington State
Ponds: www.jjspond.us

Forgot to mention we had the Gparents up and using the Wii after dinner,
they didn't last long, but I had a great time skiing down the slopes.
:-) ~ jan
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Zone 7a, SE Washington State
Ponds: www.jjspond.us

We went to Alabama to our son's in-laws' hunting camp. Lots of fun,
but no deer.

Happy post-Turkey Day.

Phyllis and Jim

15 people here!
Four little ones, 8 and under, kept the resident college
students very busy. They are exhausted!

k :-)

really interesting. there must be some regional line when a smaller house like unit
is called a "camp" (W.V.) and up here it is called a "cabin".... usually in the
woods. But most people go to their cabins to relax, not hunt. INgrid

On Fri, 28 Nov 2008 18:29:34 EST, Phyllis and Jim wrote:

We went to Alabama to our son's in-laws' hunting camp. Lots of fun,
but no deer.

Happy post-Turkey Day.

Phyllis and Jim

wrote:

really interesting. there must be some regional line when a smaller
house like unit is called a "camp" (W.V.) and up here it is called a
"cabin".... usually in the
woods. But most people go to their cabins to relax, not hunt.

In Nova Scotia, any vacation residence is a "camp". A friend's parents
even own two adjacent homes, and her father calls the one next door
(where his mother used to live), his "camp".

As for Wisconsin, the only people I know there go to their cabins to
hunt. :-)
--
derek