BA> Replying to a message of Roy Witt to Roger Nelson:
 
BA>RN>> It's 28F as I type this and I suspect the temp is the same
BA>RN>> where you are. Gonna have to let the dogs back in to thaw
BA>RN>> out, although I know one of them likes cold weather.
 
BA>  the temperature here at 0700 Tuesday morning was -19F
without the
BA> wind chill (fortunately, no wind); a new record low for the date by two
BA> degrees.
BA> It isn't supposed to get above +10F until Monday - maybe.
 
That's to be expected of a state three states above Louisiana, isn't it?  (-:
On a serious note, it is threatening to snow this weekend.  If it does, it
will be the first time I've seen it since I lived in Mandeville.
 
BA> Right now it's somewhere below zero, I haven't looked - and I think my
BA> outside
BA> thermometer is frozen anyway; it didn't register below +10F yesterday
BA> (Tuesday)
BA> and the recorded high temperature yesterday was +5F.
 
The thermometer on my digital clock shows 70F.  When I began this missive,
it was 69.5F.  I am only really comfortable in this room when the the temp
is precisely 74.5F.  I should live in Hawaii, but can't afford to.  I've
had to deny moving to Canada at the behest of my friends there because I
couldn't take the subzero temps.
 
I hope you are wrong about Medicare Part D.  I can buy my Rx's cheaper from
various places and the monthly payment to Medicare for Rx coverage would
far exceed my out-of-pocket costs at the present time.
 
 
Regards,
 
Roger

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