| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name
 | Date | Lines | 
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| 472.1 | Summer person? | ELESYS::JASNIEWSKI |  | Fri Feb 19 1988 07:31 | 6 | 
|  |     
    	Sure, I'm a summer person too! Heck, I opened the "sunroof"
    when I was driving yesterday; that's a start...I've had it with
    darkness...and cold.
    
    	Joe Jas
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| 472.2 | Another case | DELNI::HANDEL |  | Fri Feb 19 1988 11:04 | 4 | 
|  |     I felt it yesterday too!  I've been checking the forsythia, but
    it hasn't started to swell yet.  Pretty soon those bulbs will start
    to sprout and push up through the snow...  I just love the spring!
    
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| 472.3 |  | FIDDLE::LAVOIE | You want two hundred dollars for what? | Fri Feb 19 1988 11:50 | 13 | 
|  |     
    Something does have to be said for the sun streaming through the
    sunroof on the morning as welll as the afternoon drive in.
    
    Spring is arriving slowly but surely, first she comes a few days
    at a time not overstaying her visit.  Soon she comes for about two
    months bringing joy and sprouting new life, then she makes a quiet
    exit watching the happiness she has spread bloom into summer.
    
    Yes, we all are sick of snow and are enjoying these days, it is
    defiately a sign of more good things to come!
    
                                 Debbi
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| 472.5 | re .4: | 2B::ZAHAREE | Michael W. Zaharee | Sat Feb 20 1988 18:00 | 5 | 
|  |     We really don't want to hear about it.
    
    Thanks,
    
    - M
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| 472.6 | I can get you Spring Fever wholesale.. | AXEL::FOLEY | Rebel without a Clue | Sun Feb 21 1988 23:23 | 5 | 
|  | 
	Now, now Top..er.. Mike...
						mike
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| 472.7 | Waiting for the Tree Frogs! | OVDVAX::KRESS |  | Mon Feb 22 1988 07:30 | 17 | 
|  |     Spring seems to be in the air.....Daffodils are sprouting in this
    neck of the woods.  Can't help but wonder if Mother Nature is yanking
    our chain.  I caught the fever last week and I'm hoping it's here
    to stay.                                                         
                                                                     
                                                                     
    Re: 472.4                                                        
                                                                     
    It may be warm there now but can "Bay" people possibly appreciate
    Spring as much as the Easterners????  I doubt it!                
                                                                     
                                                                     
    Enjoy the season!!!                                              
                                                                     
    Kris                                                             
                                                                     
                                                                     
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| 472.8 |  | SALEM::VCOTE |  | Mon Feb 22 1988 09:21 | 3 | 
|  |     
    One who suffers from TANorexia.
    
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| 472.9 |  | 2B::ZAHAREE | Michael W. Zaharee | Mon Feb 22 1988 10:18 | 9 | 
|  |     re .6:
    
    Thanks, but no thanks.  The only thing worse than an early case of
    spring fever is an early case of spring fever and owning a car that I
    swore would not be on the road during the winter months.
    
    Should'a bought 8 Hyundais,
    
    - M
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| 472.10 | :-) | ERIS::CALLAS | I've lost my faith in nihilism. | Mon Feb 22 1988 11:53 | 4 | 
|  |     Would one of the moderators please delete .4? I find it horribly
    offensive!
    
    	Jon
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| 472.11 | Summer Surfing beats Winter Surfing! | WLDWST::HASSETT | Pink Tofu? Excuse me? | Mon Feb 22 1988 17:02 | 19 | 
|  | Re: 472.7
Of course  people  in  the San Francisco Bay Area (Bay people!?) feel Spring
Fever!
I lived  in  Massachusetts  until I was 18.  I was and still am PARTICULARLY
susceptable  to  Spring  Fever.  And I get it MUCH WORSE here in the valley!
The  weather  here is not sunny and warm year round - it rains every now and
then  during  December  and  January,  and there is considerable morning fog
(which  makes  for  a  chill  and  a simply stunning view of the Golden Gate
Bridge) during the winter as well.
The scenery  in  this  area  contributes  a  lot  to the heightened sense of
Spring  Fever.   Except  for  the  autumn,  New  England  is kind of blah by
comparison (my ARGUABLE opinion only, please no flames).
				// greg hassett //
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| 472.12 | Sunlight Streaming In | LDP::BANGMA |  | Tue Feb 23 1988 17:01 | 7 | 
|  |     Speaking of suffering from TANorexia . . . Sunday, even though it
    was windy and cold outside, I sent the thermostat up to 70 degrees,
    and cuddled up on the sofa awash in sunlight (A-frame style house).
    
    That'll sure chase the chills away!  I wonder if I got any color?
    
    
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| 472.13 |  | NEXUS::GORTMAKER | the Gort | Wed Feb 24 1988 00:06 | 8 | 
|  |     The tulips in my yard are up about 2" shouldent be very long now
    except the the three days in march when it always seems to snow
    here. ALWAYS just when you dont expect it and are really getting
    in to spring I.E. the top to the jeep is 100 miles away in the garage.
    
    
    -j
    
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| 472.14 | Bay area weather | PSG::GUPTA | The fifth Beatle writes again | Wed Feb 24 1988 11:32 | 4 | 
|  |     Sunshine, highs between 60-70 for the last four weeks - every single
    day! My kind of winter. Perfect for hiking and Santa Cruzing!
    
    anil.
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| 472.15 |  | DELNI::FOLEY | Rebel without a Clue | Thu Feb 25 1988 19:16 | 11 | 
|  | 
	"Bay area man found hanging by a tree into a bucket of ice
	water in the hills outside Santa Cruz mumbling "I didn't know
	that it was that bad out there... really!!" Suspect is
	a white male, approx 1xx lbs [:-)], goes by the moniker "Rebel
	without a Clue".  Film at 11"
	{smirk}
							mike
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| 472.16 | Spring Feaver Still Lives On | AIMHI::RAUH |  | Tue Mar 08 1988 12:07 | 20 | 
|  |     A spring poem from WRKO in New York from the 60's and the days when
    it was cool to listen to AM, (vs FM). A sales pitch for Venis Fly
    Traps. How many of you owned one then?? 
    
    Spring is here and my man eating plants are in bloom,
    The vines are growing all over the deck,
    and they are eating good guys by the bushel and peck,
    There goes an arm, there goes a head,
    Hey!! Let Go!! Let Go Plant!!!
                                        
                                            
    I had an 8 transistor radio then, I remember the coming of spring
    when I would walk through the neighborhoods and smell the fresh
    cut grass for the first time... Wow, that was heaven, and the radio
    was in my shirt pocket and I had an ear plug stuck in my ear listening
    to the world and its chatter. I remember when I heard 'Cast your
    Fate to the Wind' for the first time on that little box. I still
    remember those nights like it was last night. 
    
    George
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| 472.17 | Terminally infected | CRETE::ALVES |  | Wed Mar 09 1988 15:47 | 15 | 
|  |     
    Of all the seasons I would choose Spring as the best.  Being a
    New Englander all my life spoils me with the love for all seasons,
    however Spring can literally pick you up out of your seat and move
    you.  I would praise the sun if it were a god, it fills me with
    energy and brings a smile to my face.  Relating back to the original
    note, I know what the initiator is saying, your emotions change,
    you long to be with someone and share the outdoors.  Feelings stronger
    than you take over, memories of good times fill your head, each
    whiff of Spring has a distinct odor that reminds you of fond childhood
    memories.   Others look happier, even if they are not.  Everyone
    seems to have a nicer disposition.  If this is Spring Fever then
    I have surely been infected.
    
    MAA
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