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Subject: Re: [NSL] Re: Seasonal Greetings (and weather reports)
Date: Sat, 23 Dec 2000 17:21:53 -0000
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    [Notator/Creator SL mailing list]


    I Guess chain lettters are OK so long as they're Xmas Snow chain letters
, So from little old Northampton UK , a very Midi Xmas and Hard Disk new
year!! (current temp 50F)

rob
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From: Tim Conrardy <@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@>
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Sent: Saturday, December 23, 2000 4:52 PM
Subject: Re: [NSL] Re: Seasonal Greetings (and weather reports)


>     [Notator/Creator SL mailing list]
>
> >By the way, Merry Christmas to all Notatorians all around the world!!!
> >No snow here in Oslo yet, so I'm not sure if we'll have a white
> >Christmas this year, though there are still a couple of days left.
> >Hallvard
> >
> >Happy Holidays to all ...... remember the true meaning of the season.
It's
> >a
> >blessing in itself just to be able to converse with people from all over
> >the
> >world!  Rock on Notarorians ..... rock on :)
> >Your friend in sunny California,    Chris Santiago
> >
> >May I reciprocate Hallivard's wishes to him and to all fellow Notatorinas
> >also.  No snow or likely hood of it in Ireland either !!!
> >Nollaig Sonna    Ray Heraty
> >
> >Georgia had some big snow for the past 3-4 days and some rain yesterday.
> >Some snow is still on the floor even after all that rain. Temp high today
> >36
> >to 40 degrees. Looks like a white one this year.
> >Dave
> >
> >And I'm sure that's degrees Fahrenheit you're talking about, and not
> >Celcius ;-))) Or it would have been a warm winter ;-)Thanks, and Merry
> >Christmas back at you! :-)          Hallvard
> >
> >and speaking of weather, try -32 Celsius!   Today is a balmy -17C
> >(ca. 5 above zero, Fah.).  Needless to say, I am not leaving the house
> >these
> >days!  We've been in a bit of a deep-freeze for too long, but it could
> >always be worse! Best regards to all, Amy.
> >
> >Yeah Hallvard always Fahrenheit first here is the US then celsius.Dave
> >
> >We're promised snow here in the North East of England, but only if
> >you're more than 200 feet up ! Sounds like too much of a climb after all
> >that Christmas pudding. Have a great time.      Steve Coates
> >
> >GREETINGS FROM DOWN UNDER
> >To all Notatorians who celebrate these seasonal festivals Merry Christmas
> >and a Happy New Year and all the best to you all in the new Millenium now
> >that it is finally about to arrive.
> >
> >And now to the weather......we got to two drops of sweat off 40 degrees
> >(that's celcius) two days ago and we are expecting it to go up again on
> >Boxing Day. So we will not be having a white Christmas.
> >
> >Steve, my memory of NE England is that you cannot ride a bike for more
than
> >1/2 an hour without climbing 200 feet.
> >
> >
> >                     Regards         ______III______/    Melbourne
> >                             Chris      (_______)   \    Australia
> >
> >PS I have always imagined that Halvard must be a jolly sort of chap
> >possibly
> >with a big white beard and we know he lives near the North Pole. -- I'll
> >have Notator without a dongle in my stocking please!
>
> I say MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL Notators.!!! (From Santa Clara..bay area,
> previous home of Atari!...funny how my electronics company had moved into
> the same building that Atari was in those many years ago..I beleive . It
was
> in sunnyvale.)I have purposly left in the above for the archieves. It
shows
> truly "Merry Christmas" from around the world. and Yes...I imagine
Hallvard
> as a Jolly ol' Elf flinging dongless Notators discs to all Notator users
> everywhere.
>
>
> Tim (From Santa Clara USA)
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