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Excellent early morning from Maine where it is a crisp -7 F as I write this. Some warm weather is on the method. Today will most likely be a day for a lot of video games of Memory being played and some LEGO creations being made today. Tomorrow it will be up to 10F when we head out to ski. Well drink some hot chocolate as during our ski day.

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Good early morning from Maine where it is a crisp -7 F as I write this. Some warm weather is on the way. Today will probably be a day for a lot of games of Memory being played and some LEGO developments being made today. Tomorrow it will depend on 10F when we go out to ski. Well consume some hot chocolate as throughout our ski day. I hope that you have some fun things prepared for your weekend too..

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