Re: Re: Way behind... Feeling effects of going off Arava/Deb Ohio

[Guest guest]

This is good to know. Was it a humid heat or dry?

*~ Kami ~*

[ ] Re: Way behind... Feeling effects of going off Arava

rachel, I dont live in PA but if I had my choice I would pick las vegas..No

offense to pa people..But, I was in lv last year I felt soooo much better.just

my opinion..

diane in ohio

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[Guest guest]

Since I am an inveterate gambler, I've been to Vegas several times. It

is dry, but it can be incredibly hot.

Once I arrived late at night, and I think it was still 110 degrees.

Pretty much like a furnace.

Not an MD

On Mon, Jun 8, 2009 at 11:25 AM, ~Kami~<kamilleon@...> wrote:

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> This is good to know. Was it a humid heat or dry?

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> *~ Kami ~*

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> [ ] Re: Way behind... Feeling effects of going off Arava

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> rachel, I dont live in PA but if I had my choice I would pick las vegas..No

> offense to pa people..But, I was in lv last year I felt soooo much

> better.just my opinion..

>

> diane in ohio

[Guest guest]

Have you ever been there on the streets in the wee hours of the morning after a

long hot day and it's still 109!? It feels like someone just turned off the

oven! On the other hand, on our trip last year it was well over a hundred and

the winds came in, it wasn't a cool wind either. That felt like being a shrimp

on the barbie! Lol, that's why they tell you to stay inside the casino on your

nickle machine where it's safe!

Stan

Sent: Monday, June 8, 2009 6:26:42 PM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Way behind... Feeling effects of going off

 Arava/Deb Ohio

Since I am an inveterate gambler, I've been to Vegas several times. It

is dry, but it can be incredibly hot.

Once I arrived late at night, and I think it was still 110 degrees.

Pretty much like a furnace.

Not an MD