James

Hey James. Always good hearing from you. All is going well. Wife's foot has healed again, so she'll be doing a little more walking. Work keeps me busy, and my novel is progressing ever so slowly. I hope all is well with you. We got a lot of rain. Did you?

Thanks James.

You welcome James. I'm fine too.

*huggles*

Hi James. How are you?

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Hi James. I hope the world is treating you well. I'm busy here between two jobs, and writing. I wish I could dump the day job, but I've still got a few years to go unless my book gets done and published. That would be awesome. How's your weather?

Haha...no, I actually drink it! I have to trust that they treat it, but I don't drink a whole lot of water. My drink of choice is cranberry juice mixed with ginger ale. I started drinking that after my bleeding ulcer. Ginger ale doesn't have any caffeine. I do like the occasional beer, however, but I can only drink one. My stomach starts to hurt after that.

Drinking our water is somewhat of a joke. Lynchburg is spending millions of dollars to improve its sewer system, because when it rains hard, the rain water runs right into the sewer system, flooding it into Blackwater Creek which runs into the James where we get our drinking water. Of course they treat the water with chlorine, but everyone knows what was in it before it got treated! My bike trail runs along side Blackwater Creek, so when it rains, the smell can be interesting.

*nods* the deformity of the paws has been bothering me lately. I made it in February. Im considering changing it, but I'm afraid people will not know who i am (sou nds stupid but its taken me time before to realize when somoene changed your avi)

Glad Algebra is going well. Our weather is mostly overcast, with a little bit of rain. All of the flooding is south of us, and I guess north of you, though didn't it come in from the gulf? I hope you didn't get flooded out. We actually need the rain. We have a big reservoir which they have closed for repairs, so our water is coming from the historic James River. The water quality is so bad, I have to change my wife's dialysis water filters every third day, instead of once a month.