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GreenEyes727
We are expecting several inches of snow tonight. We don't get snow like we did when I was a kid. My high school history teacher predicted that New Jersey would go tropical. That was around 1975. The sun is shining today. I am going out this afternoon so I will enjoy the sunshine. How is your weather these days?
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Enjoy the sunshine... It's lovely.... xo
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