If that rope holds that markis down I'll be a mokey's uncle. Blowing likell
out there and no one around to help me roll it up. Az nut looken. Az just
ganna close me eyes un' pretend it's nut there.

eeediiith!!!!!!!!!!!!

"The Traveller"  wrote in message 
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> If that rope holds that markis down I'll be a mokey's uncle. Blowing 
> likell
> out there and no one around to help me roll it up. Az nut looken. Az just
> ganna close me eyes un' pretend it's nut there.
>

Sounds like you're getting the tail end of that hurricane that's devastating 
Noo Orleans... Our stall/tent at SolFest was getting destroyed by the wind 
yesterday. We had to dismantle it in the end, as bits were breaking and it 
was in danger of collapsing on top of us.

I hope you're still in one piece, anyway!

ally

a l l y wrote:


> 
> Sounds like you're getting the tail end of that hurricane that's devastating 
> Noo Orleans... Our stall/tent at SolFest was getting destroyed by the wind 
> yesterday. We had to dismantle it in the end, as bits were breaking and it 
> was in danger of collapsing on top of us.
> 
> I hope you're still in one piece, anyway!
> 
> ally
> 
> 

I'm not sure that Katrina has had knock-on effects that far east yet. It 
only made landfall on the Gulf Coast this morning. It's still headed 
pretty much due north, overland. It should blow itself out in the next 
few days, as it blows over the land, and those of us on the east coast 
are currently not expecting anything very much from her.

Jp

"a l l y"  wrote in message
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>
> "The Traveller"  wrote in message
> news:1t6dnYaBxKGK347e4p2dnA@telenor.com...
> > If that rope holds that markis down I'll be a mokey's uncle. Blowing
> > likell
> > out there and no one around to help me roll it up. Az nut looken. Az
just
> > ganna close me eyes un' pretend it's nut there.
> >
> Sounds like you're getting the tail end of that hurricane that's
devastating
> Noo Orleans... Our stall/tent at SolFest was getting destroyed by the wind
> yesterday. We had to dismantle it in the end, as bits were breaking and it
> was in danger of collapsing on top of us.
>
> I hope you're still in one piece, anyway!
>
> ally


Morning Ally, I've been watching the tv from New Orleans. They need to build
buildings with 4' square massive stone blocks. 55 dead. Terrible. The Mayor
asked all to leave the town.It can't be that easy, especially for people
without cars or money.
Orlando has put two more screws in the frame work of my markiser, I should
call them sails as they have the same function, so now I can fasten them in
four various positions giving them the possibility to pull the whole veranda
down if I don't take care, which I intend to.

Edith.

> I'm not sure that Katrina has had knock-on effects that far
> east yet. It only made landfall on the Gulf Coast this
> morning. It's still headed pretty much due north, overland.
> It should blow itself out in the next few days, as it blows
> over the land, and those of us on the east coast are
> currently not expecting anything very much from her. 
> 
> Jp


Have you seen the storm track? It is supposed to go right over 
us around supper tomorrow. Should miss you and Bingo.

It'll just be a lot of rain but who needs that?

Johnny-high-and-dry-at-the-moment

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