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From: Lynn <pawelka AT intrex.net>
Subject: [internetworkers] RE: pine pollen
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I've been trying to figure that one out for years. Far as I can tell, it must 
be some kind of Southern tradition to make French Toast in times of natural 
disaster/bad weather.

Lynn

Ah yes..the hurricanes...I must have been in denial...how could I forget
them from my list!  And we aren't talking about the hockey team either.

I better stock up on my "milk and bread" from now!  I have been forewarned
that folks here in Chapel Hill (where I live) act with lightening speed to
entirely clear the grocery shelves of all "milk and bread" as soon as a
hurricane warning is issued.  If the warning comes out on the radio at
8:45, by 9:15 the shelves are bare.  Which of course begs the question, why
milk and bread?  Why not stock up on non-perishables....and given the
density of techies & students in town, the first things to go should be all
caffine-laden beverages like Coke and coffee.

Ah the perks and the perils.

~m

At 10:47 10/04/01 -0400, you wrote:
>> Hey...can't a girl have some time to adapt?!  Talk about signs of things to
>> come...its like looking for the 4 horsemen of the appocalypse, except in
>> this version they are heat, humidity, pollen and bugs!
>
>Enh, bugs are everywhere to some degree.  Personally, I think the fourth
>horseman is Hurricanes.  Mmmmmm.
>
>Jason, in hurricane-proof Ohio now.
>
>
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