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Reminds me of a poem that a really smart person said I could recite to my students during band class. He never explained why I should. I'm thinkin' he was coveting my job. I could be wrong. Rarely am I.
POEM BY WHO KNOWS - Probably was stolen from the Milton Berle show.
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Spring has sprung.
Fall has fell.
Summer's comin'.
and it's Hot as ......
well ya'know, it's gonna get really hot.
They're already talking heat index and "feel's like" temperatures.
And during all this heat, some guy or gal will come running by my house in shorts and a tank top sweating and dripping...happy he is getting into shape by suffering. And a holier than thou smile hiding the grimaces.
No pain, No gain. I heard that throughout high school and college.
They are wrong. I have chosen not to have that pain - and I certainly have gained. So there.
My Fair Lady => Mad dogs and Englishmen come out in the midday sun.
I'm neither.
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I'm wonderin' -- when it's 100 degrees in Texas ... go south into Mexico - let's say Cancun - is it not 100 degrees in Cancun too? They're on the water, so we know they are not at a higher altitude. Maybe it is attitude? The Bahamas - or any other tropical paradise - surely they are as hot as Texas. Surely. I bet I could find that online. Suppose I'd have to be motivated to look.
later,
m (94 degrees right now in Salado)
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