[Iowa Granny]

Good Morning Chair.

I'm wondering how many carbs are in those caffinated donuts.

I believe I'll stick with java.

[DollyCali]

good morning. Big temp change here from yesterday. When I walked the dogs this morning it was 40! yesterday about 8. Nice & balmy

Did you catch this? DST moved up three weeks to the second Sunday in March?! Can't say I mind particularly, but it sure will be dark in the morning. On March 10, civil twilight will begin at 7:25 DST and the sun won't rise until nearly 8am (7:52).

Should make sleeping late a bit easier, sans window treatments. ;)

This is the note received: Starting in the spring of 2007, daylight saving time

(DST) start and end dates for the United States will transition to comply with the Energy Policy Act of
2005. DST dates in the United States will start three weeks earlier (2:00 A.M. on the second Sunday in
March) and will end one week later (2:00 A.M. on the first Sunday in November).

(New DST start date: March 11, 2007
DST end date: Nov 4, 2007)

All desktops/laptops need to be patched to comply with this new Energy Policy (otherwise, your computer won't know about the change)

Please consult your OS or PC manufacturer's web site for further information.

[Miss Marple]

Good morning. I woke up to some caller on the radio spewing hateful stuff about the President. If she hadn't sounded like she was 80, I would have sworn it was someone from democrat underground.

As you know, I terminated with extreme prejudice this nutso diet, and am going on a sensible weight loss plan, Weightwatchers.

As could be predicted, husband is already griping that I started on Saturday. However, the reason I did this is I talked to my sister last night and she received a two-for-one coupon in which they will wave the re-registration fee, and so all we will have to pay for is meetings. We will go starting next Saturday, as I have to stay here this Saturday in case someone calls about a vehicle we have for sale.

Boy that caller put me in a bad mood. Grrr.

[JemiansTerror]

I would like to give all of you a very patriotic hello from the muddy Camp Ramadi Iraq. Its boring here, but that is life. Thanks Chariman for starting the thread.