Date for BSP 2012
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Date for BSP 2012
I know it's a bit early but I'd like to book the Holliday time from work to be sure to have the weekend off.
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yea, we'll be having a committee meeting over the next week or 2 and will decide it then.
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Carrying around my 20" obsession is going to kill me, but what a way to go.
Carrying around my 20" obsession is going to kill me, but what a way to go.

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yip, check out the bsp page , its all up there,
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Carrying around my 20" obsession is going to kill me, but what a way to go.
Carrying around my 20" obsession is going to kill me, but what a way to go.

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and worring about the weather isn't going to make the clouds go away, so its no worry at all. !!
all the same, lets hope for that indian summer.

all the same, lets hope for that indian summer.
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Carrying around my 20" obsession is going to kill me, but what a way to go.
Carrying around my 20" obsession is going to kill me, but what a way to go.

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Ah yes. The famous no-show Indian Summer.
Was reading about where the term came from and found this;
In some regions of the southwestern United States, 'Indian summer' is colloquially used to describe the hottest times of the year, typically in late July or August. But in the South, as elsewhere in the US, this period is more commonly known as the dog days, in reference to the position of Sirius, the 'Dog Star' and brightest star in the sky other than the sun.
Interesting.
I always thought Dog Days were hot lazy days where even the dogs are pooped & laying about.

Was reading about where the term came from and found this;
In some regions of the southwestern United States, 'Indian summer' is colloquially used to describe the hottest times of the year, typically in late July or August. But in the South, as elsewhere in the US, this period is more commonly known as the dog days, in reference to the position of Sirius, the 'Dog Star' and brightest star in the sky other than the sun.
Interesting.
I always thought Dog Days were hot lazy days where even the dogs are pooped & laying about.

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