Re: Vancouver Brunch?

Hi Dave!

Good idea, but I am far too busy. Sorry, not this year. I just moved out
to the valley, Chilliwack. Try getting in contact with Sarah and Steve,
I think they might be planning a trip this summer down here. This is a
big city, there has got to be more than just the two of us. If I had the
time, (and a passport.. gotta get on that), I would've flown out to NY,
anywhere, really, but I am just too busy and I don't see things letting
up soon.

Jbeth.
Six months, two weeks, two days, 37 minutes and 1 second. 3920
cigarettes not smoked, saving $1,477.38. Life saved: 1 week, 6 days, 14
hours, 40 minutes.


hotair <hotair596@hotmail.com> wrote in news:MPG.20cbe1a81e92880d989724
@news.telus.net:

> Well not this weekend cause I have the kids coming over for a pulled
> pork BBQ.
> But one weekend soon we should...not sure who all is close to here?
> Jbeth? who else?
> Dave in North Delta, BC
> Four months, one week, five days, 1 hour, 21 minutes and 12 seconds.
> 5282 cigarettes not smoked, saving $2,640.29. Life saved: 2 weeks, 4
> days, 8 hours, 10 minutes. My quit date Jan 21, 2007 8PM

In article <Xns9944A0EE0D97AidtokenfuckyouS@64.59.144.76>,
jbethtoday*getridofthisfirst*@yahoo.com says...
> Hi Dave!
>
> Good idea, but I am far too busy. Sorry, not this year. I just moved out
> to the valley, Chilliwack. Try getting in contact with Sarah and Steve,
> I think they might be planning a trip this summer down here. This is a
> big city, there has got to be more than just the two of us. If I had the
> time, (and a passport.. gotta get on that), I would've flown out to NY,
> anywhere, really, but I am just too busy and I don't see things letting
> up soon.
>
> Jbeth.
>
Jbeth,
I left you a note in another thread but if you guys need a haven on a
hill with the flood waters that are 'supposed' to be coming give me a
shout. You are more than welcome to put your sleeping bags on the floor
here. I'm 350 feet ASL, if I get wet the whole city is fucked!!!
Dave
Four months, one week, five days, 20 hours, 38 minutes and 14 seconds.
5314 cigarettes not smoked, saving $2,656.36. Life saved: 2 weeks, 4
days, 10 hours, 50 minutes. My quit date Jan 21, 2007 8PM

Awwww, thanks Dave! So thoughtful! I never found the other thread,
sorry, been a rough couple of weeks, new internet provider, and now the
unexpected heat, phew. I am in the *other* part of town out here that
will not get "flooded', however, I went to the Superstore, and they had
these rubber boats that hold 410 lbs, or 3 people, with oars and an air
pump for $17, so it's on the deck right now, ready to go! I agree, if
you get hit, we are in so much trouble, hehe! I think that would be a
Tsnuami(sp), lol. I really try not to buy into this crap, but it's
eveywhere, you see people at Revy buying flashlight/radios, Water off
the shelves so fast at Costco. I don't want this to happen, but if it
turns out to be full-fledged fear mongering/cover your ass shit, I will
never heed another warning again. Perhaps investigate how my tax dollars
can become invisible.
Good weekend? How's Mrs. hotair?

Jbeth.
Six months, two weeks, two days, 37 minutes and 1 second. 3920
cigarettes not smoked, saving $1,477.38. Life saved: 1 week, 6 days, 14
hours, 40 minutes.


hotair <hotair596@hotmail.com> wrote in
news:MPG.20ccf0d4ce990516989728@news.telus.net:

> In article <Xns9944A0EE0D97AidtokenfuckyouS@64.59.144.76>,
> jbethtoday*getridofthisfirst*@yahoo.com says...
>> Hi Dave!
>>
>> Good idea, but I am far too busy. Sorry, not this year. I just moved
>> out to the valley, Chilliwack. Try getting in contact with Sarah and
>> Steve, I think they might be planning a trip this summer down here.
>> This is a big city, there has got to be more than just the two of us.
>> If I had the time, (and a passport.. gotta get on that), I would've
>> flown out to NY, anywhere, really, but I am just too busy and I don't
>> see things letting up soon.
>>
>> Jbeth.
>>
> Jbeth,
> I left you a note in another thread but if you guys need a haven on a
> hill with the flood waters that are 'supposed' to be coming give me a
> shout. You are more than welcome to put your sleeping bags on the
> floor here. I'm 350 feet ASL, if I get wet the whole city is
> fucked!!! Dave
> Four months, one week, five days, 20 hours, 38 minutes and 14 seconds.
> 5314 cigarettes not smoked, saving $2,656.36. Life saved: 2 weeks, 4
> days, 10 hours, 50 minutes. My quit date Jan 21, 2007 8PM
>
>

Hi JBeth!! Beautiful meter, hon!! I don't know if we will be out that way
after all this summer. This 2 months off work has screwed with the summer
holidays. How are you feeling? Are you still really itchy? I messed that
post somehow, but I finally got it tonight. I wish I had an answer for you,
but I don't, so here's a hug instead! (((((((JBeth)))))))

Thank you, yeah, still itchy, but I'm taking double doses of
antihistimine and 2 different kinds while practising, "DON"T LOOK!", if
I see them, I get more itchy. No clue as to what they are. Are you back
at work now? Everything settle down yet?

Thunderstorm right now! I was out on my deck, in my very, very, quiet
neighbourhood, mostly all seniors and I luv it that way, watching the
lightening, and boom, out of nowhere, a big one! and what do I do?
SCREAM! hahaha, no emergency vehicles have showed up, yet! What a dufus
I am, I knew this was happening. Just like the old tin Jack-In-The-Box,
that damn thing got me every time, even though I knew it was gonna pop
up!

byebye,
Jbeth.
Six months, two weeks, two days, 37 minutes and 1 second. 3920
cigarettes not smoked, saving $1,477.38. Life saved: 1 week, 6 days, 14
hours, 40 minutes.


"Steve and Sarah" <sandskrieger@NOSPAM.yourlink.ca> wrote in
news:f408vq$8jj$6@utornnr1pp.grouptelecom.net:

>
> Hi JBeth!! Beautiful meter, hon!! I don't know if we will be out
> that way after all this summer. This 2 months off work has screwed
> with the summer holidays. How are you feeling? Are you still really
> itchy? I messed that post somehow, but I finally got it tonight. I
> wish I had an answer for you, but I don't, so here's a hug instead!
> (((((((JBeth)))))))
>
>

In article <Xns9944E32509C07idtokenfuckyouS@64.59.144.76>,
jbethtoday*getridofthisfirst*@yahoo.com says...
> Awwww, thanks Dave! So thoughtful! I never found the other thread,
> sorry, been a rough couple of weeks, new internet provider, and now the
> unexpected heat, phew. I am in the *other* part of town out here that
> will not get "flooded', however, I went to the Superstore, and they had
> these rubber boats that hold 410 lbs, or 3 people, with oars and an air
> pump for $17, so it's on the deck right now, ready to go! I agree, if
> you get hit, we are in so much trouble, hehe! I think that would be a
> Tsnuami(sp), lol. I really try not to buy into this crap, but it's
> eveywhere, you see people at Revy buying flashlight/radios, Water off
> the shelves so fast at Costco. I don't want this to happen, but if it
> turns out to be full-fledged fear mongering/cover your ass shit, I will
> never heed another warning again. Perhaps investigate how my tax dollars
> can become invisible.
> Good weekend? How's Mrs. hotair?
>
> Jbeth.
> Six months, two weeks, two days, 37 minutes and 1 second. 3920
> cigarettes not smoked, saving $1,477.38. Life saved: 1 week, 6 days, 14
> hours, 40 minutes.
>
>
Jbeth,
That meter looks so good on you.
I haven't noticed the mad buying of stuff in our area, but then again I
haven't been to the store this weekend except to pick up some charcoal
for the BBQ. I did notice a lot of sandbagging near the Scott Road
skytrain station....hmmm, that area floods when it rains, the bags would
hold the water in...LOL I guess it all depends how high the tides are
when the river peaks and if the storm sewers are below the high water
line.
Mrs. hotair is doing fine. Still recovering from chemo and radiation
treatments but getting stronger and more active as each month passes.
Life is good.
Dave
Four months, one week, six days, 8 hours, 53 minutes and 21 seconds.
5334 cigarettes not smoked, saving $2,666.57. Life saved: 2 weeks, 4
days, 12 hours, 30 minutes. My quit date Jan 21, 2007 8PM

On Mon, 04 Jun 2007 05:19:35 GMT, Jbeth
<jbethtoday*getridofthisfirst*@yahoo.com> wrote:

>Awwww, thanks Dave! So thoughtful! I never found the other thread,
>sorry, been a rough couple of weeks, new internet provider, and now the
>unexpected heat, phew. I am in the *other* part of town out here that
>will not get "flooded', however, I went to the Superstore, and they had
>these rubber boats that hold 410 lbs, or 3 people, with oars and an air
>pump for $17, so it's on the deck right now, ready to go! I agree, if
>you get hit, we are in so much trouble, hehe! I think that would be a
>Tsnuami(sp), lol. I really try not to buy into this crap, but it's
>eveywhere, you see people at Revy buying flashlight/radios, Water off
>the shelves so fast at Costco. I don't want this to happen, but if it
>turns out to be full-fledged fear mongering/cover your ass shit, I will
>never heed another warning again.

Old saying - prepare for the worst/hope for the best. Or - better to
have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.
Just my 2 cents.
Hope your weather has calmed down.
Sue

Thanks Sue, for the words of wisdom. The weather is just starting to get
going now, the next few days will tell. I won't be flooded, hopefully,
but will be greatly affected if this happens. I luv my boat, it's
yellow, one of my favourite colours!

Jbeth.

Sue <sebrady@thegrid.net> wrote in
news:0m2c63llabj3k0s7s8jo7j9uj80p5k0b9g@4ax.com:

> On Mon, 04 Jun 2007 05:19:35 GMT, Jbeth
> <jbethtoday*getridofthisfirst*@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>>Awwww, thanks Dave! So thoughtful! I never found the other thread,
>>sorry, been a rough couple of weeks, new internet provider, and now
the
>>unexpected heat, phew. I am in the *other* part of town out here that
>>will not get "flooded', however, I went to the Superstore, and they
had
>>these rubber boats that hold 410 lbs, or 3 people, with oars and an
air
>>pump for $17, so it's on the deck right now, ready to go! I agree, if
>>you get hit, we are in so much trouble, hehe! I think that would be a
>>Tsnuami(sp), lol. I really try not to buy into this crap, but it's
>>eveywhere, you see people at Revy buying flashlight/radios, Water off
>>the shelves so fast at Costco. I don't want this to happen, but if it
>>turns out to be full-fledged fear mongering/cover your ass shit, I
will
>>never heed another warning again.
>
> Old saying - prepare for the worst/hope for the best. Or - better to
> have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.
> Just my 2 cents.
> Hope your weather has calmed down.
> Sue
>
>

"Jbeth" <jbethtoday*getridofthisfirst*@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9944EF2F0CC0AidtokenfuckyouS@64.59.144.76. ..
> Thank you, yeah, still itchy, but I'm taking double doses of
> antihistimine and 2 different kinds while practising, "DON"T LOOK!", if
> I see them, I get more itchy. No clue as to what they are. Are you back
> at work now? Everything settle down yet?

Well, I am cleared to go back to work on June 7th. But there is only 3 days
of work after that. I work at a technical college and classes are out for
the summer. So Now I have to fight with EI and get all this time off
straightened out. Doesn't *that* sound like fun? Thyroid wise, its slowly
getting better. I think I still need to take a higher dose, but it's slow
going. I've gone from sleeping 6-7 hours a night before my thyroid screwed
up to now needing 12 hours a night just to function. Being that I leave for
work at 5:30 in the morning, it's going to make my evenings at home rather
short, eh? Hopefull we'll have that all fixed up before I go back in
August.

> Thunderstorm right now! I was out on my deck, in my very, very, quiet
> neighbourhood, mostly all seniors and I luv it that way, watching the
> lightening, and boom, out of nowhere, a big one! and what do I do?
> SCREAM! hahaha, no emergency vehicles have showed up, yet! What a dufus
> I am, I knew this was happening. Just like the old tin Jack-In-The-Box,
> that damn thing got me every time, even though I knew it was gonna pop
> up!

LOL Been there done that! Steve laughed when he read that part. We sit in
our glass verandah and watch the storms when we get them, and we always have
those jump moments! Just another thought. If you put some oatmeal in a
nylon and tie it off, you can use it in the shower for a few times, and
there is something in the oatmeal that soothes itches. I use one for
mosquito bites in the summer. Just an idea!

Hugs and Kisses!!

Sarah and Steve
Seven months, three weeks, three days, 23 hours, 15 minutes and 22 seconds.
5924 cigarettes not smoked, saving $2,369.69. Life saved: 2 weeks, 6 days,
13 hours, 40 minutes.

> byebye,
> Jbeth.
> Six months, two weeks, two days, 37 minutes and 1 second. 3920
> cigarettes not smoked, saving $1,477.38. Life saved: 1 week, 6 days, 14
> hours, 40 minutes.
>
>
> "Steve and Sarah" <sandskrieger@NOSPAM.yourlink.ca> wrote in
> news:f408vq$8jj$6@utornnr1pp.grouptelecom.net:
>
>>
>> Hi JBeth!! Beautiful meter, hon!! I don't know if we will be out
>> that way after all this summer. This 2 months off work has screwed
>> with the summer holidays. How are you feeling? Are you still really
>> itchy? I messed that post somehow, but I finally got it tonight. I
>> wish I had an answer for you, but I don't, so here's a hug instead!
>> (((((((JBeth)))))))
>>
>>
>

In article <f455ae$jc$1@utornnr1pp.grouptelecom.net>,
sandskrieger@NOSPAM.yourlink.ca says...
> Well, I am cleared to go back to work on June 7th. But there is only 3 days
> of work after that. I work at a technical college and classes are out for
> the summer. So Now I have to fight with EI and get all this time off
> straightened out. Doesn't *that* sound like fun? Thyroid wise, its slowly
> getting better. I think I still need to take a higher dose, but it's slow
> going. I've gone from sleeping 6-7 hours a night before my thyroid screwed
> up to now needing 12 hours a night just to function. Being that I leave for
> work at 5:30 in the morning, it's going to make my evenings at home rather
> short, eh? Hopefull we'll have that all fixed up before I go back in
> August.

Hi Sarah,
Didn't mean to jump into the middle of the conversation but do you work
at SIAAS. Think thats the right abbrev. If so I have a high school
friend there who teaches autobody.
Dave
Four months, two weeks, one day, 9 hours, 11 minutes and 24 seconds.
5415 cigarettes not smoked, saving $2,706.82. Life saved: 2 weeks, 4
days, 19 hours, 15 minutes. My quit date Jan 21, 2007 8PM

In article <Xns9946C240C9FDFidtokenfuckyouS@64.59.144.76>,
jbethtoday*getridofthisfirst*@yahoo.com says...
> Thanks Sue, for the words of wisdom. The weather is just starting to get
> going now, the next few days will tell. I won't be flooded, hopefully,
> but will be greatly affected if this happens. I luv my boat, it's
> yellow, one of my favourite colours!
>
> Jbeth.

Hey Jbeth,
Was out driving last evening, looking at the river. The river looks
mad, real mad. I'm afraid this will be a real flood that will get a
place in the history books. The only thing that could slow it down is
cold weather but as you know we are getting cool weather and rain right
now. Forecast for the weekend is sunny and hot,
If you need the boat head for higher ground, the river is not safe for
any boat right now, they're shutting down the Albion ferry cause the
current is too fast.
Dave
Four months, two weeks, one day, 9 hours, 15 minutes and 47 seconds.
5415 cigarettes not smoked, saving $2,706.88. Life saved: 2 weeks, 4
days, 19 hours, 15 minutes. My quit date Jan 21, 2007 8PM

On Wed, 06 Jun 2007 12:17:40 GMT, hotair <hotair596@hotmail.com>
wrote:

>In article <Xns9946C240C9FDFidtokenfuckyouS@64.59.144.76>,
>jbethtoday*getridofthisfirst*@yahoo.com says...
>> Thanks Sue, for the words of wisdom. The weather is just starting to get
>> going now, the next few days will tell. I won't be flooded, hopefully,
>> but will be greatly affected if this happens. I luv my boat, it's
>> yellow, one of my favourite colours!
>>
>> Jbeth.
>
>Hey Jbeth,
>Was out driving last evening, looking at the river. The river looks
>mad, real mad. I'm afraid this will be a real flood that will get a
>place in the history books. The only thing that could slow it down is
>cold weather but as you know we are getting cool weather and rain right
>now. Forecast for the weekend is sunny and hot,
>If you need the boat head for higher ground, the river is not safe for
>any boat right now, they're shutting down the Albion ferry cause the
>current is too fast.
>Dave

Good luck to both of you.
Stay safe!! Don't smoke!!!
Sue

>Four months, two weeks, one day, 9 hours, 15 minutes and 47 seconds.
>5415 cigarettes not smoked, saving $2,706.88. Life saved: 2 weeks, 4
>days, 19 hours, 15 minutes. My quit date Jan 21, 2007 8PM

"hotair" <hotair596@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.20d0445a822f12e7989732@news.telus.net...
> In article <f455ae$jc$1@utornnr1pp.grouptelecom.net>,
> sandskrieger@NOSPAM.yourlink.ca says...
>> Well, I am cleared to go back to work on June 7th. But there is only 3
>> days
>> of work after that. I work at a technical college and classes are out
>> for
>> the summer. So Now I have to fight with EI and get all this time off
>> straightened out. Doesn't *that* sound like fun? Thyroid wise, its
>> slowly
>> getting better. I think I still need to take a higher dose, but it's
>> slow
>> going. I've gone from sleeping 6-7 hours a night before my thyroid
>> screwed
>> up to now needing 12 hours a night just to function. Being that I leave
>> for
>> work at 5:30 in the morning, it's going to make my evenings at home
>> rather
>> short, eh? Hopefull we'll have that all fixed up before I go back in
>> August.
>
> Hi Sarah,
> Didn't mean to jump into the middle of the conversation but do you work
> at SIAAS. Think thats the right abbrev. If so I have a high school
> friend there who teaches autobody.
> Dave
> Four months, two weeks, one day, 9 hours, 11 minutes and 24 seconds.
> 5415 cigarettes not smoked, saving $2,706.82. Life saved: 2 weeks, 4
> days, 19 hours, 15 minutes. My quit date Jan 21, 2007 8PM

Jump in any time you want, you sexy meter man! Yes I work at SIAST (you
were close!) Steve might know him, as he is a part time instructor there as
well! Small world. eh! I work in the students lounge schlepping coffee!


Sarah
Seven months, three weeks, four days, 12 hours, 9 minutes and 43 seconds.
5937 cigarettes not smoked, saving $2,375.06. Life saved: 2 weeks, 6 days,
14 hours, 45 minutes.

hotair <hotair596@hotmail.com> wrote in
news:MPG.20d045ba480f962f989733@news.telus.net:

> In article <Xns9946C240C9FDFidtokenfuckyouS@64.59.144.76>,
> jbethtoday*getridofthisfirst*@yahoo.com says...
>> Thanks Sue, for the words of wisdom. The weather is just starting to
>> get going now, the next few days will tell. I won't be flooded,
>> hopefully, but will be greatly affected if this happens. I luv my
>> boat, it's yellow, one of my favourite colours!
>>
Hi Dave,
Not to worry, I am in Sardis, not a flood plain, the other side of
Chilliwack is. I used to have boat when I lived in Richmond too, just
for earthquakes, ya know?haha. I've seen the river, it is scary looking,
I check the guages online several times a day. I still think there might
be a bit of overreaction. I hope so, regardless, I am getting in things
I can cook on the bbq, a bit of water, all the "valuables" are upstairs,
as I expect services to disappear if flooding happens. I guess I can go
to Hope or further, as I know Abby is a flood plain too. I am just so
glad to be out of Pitt Meadows, crap, when it rained hard there this
spring the fields flooded!

Here is a link to the live Hydrometer, accept, select BC, then choose
fraser at Mission, this is the level they are going by.

http://scitech.pyr.ec.gc.ca/waterweb/disclaimerB.asp

Bye for now,
Jbeth.



>> Jbeth.
>
> Hey Jbeth,
> Was out driving last evening, looking at the river. The river looks
> mad, real mad. I'm afraid this will be a real flood that will get a
> place in the history books. The only thing that could slow it down is
> cold weather but as you know we are getting cool weather and rain
> right now. Forecast for the weekend is sunny and hot,
> If you need the boat head for higher ground, the river is not safe for
> any boat right now, they're shutting down the Albion ferry cause the
> current is too fast.
> Dave
> Four months, two weeks, one day, 9 hours, 15 minutes and 47 seconds.
> 5415 cigarettes not smoked, saving $2,706.88. Life saved: 2 weeks, 4
> days, 19 hours, 15 minutes. My quit date Jan 21, 2007 8PM
>

In article <Xns99477A2F7569FidtokenfuckyouS@64.59.144.76>,
jbethtoday*getridofthisfirst*@yahoo.com says...
> hotair <hotair596@hotmail.com> wrote in
> news:MPG.20d045ba480f962f989733@news.telus.net:
>
> > In article <Xns9946C240C9FDFidtokenfuckyouS@64.59.144.76>,
> > jbethtoday*getridofthisfirst*@yahoo.com says...
> >> Thanks Sue, for the words of wisdom. The weather is just starting to
> >> get going now, the next few days will tell. I won't be flooded,
> >> hopefully, but will be greatly affected if this happens. I luv my
> >> boat, it's yellow, one of my favourite colours!
> >>
> Hi Dave,
> Not to worry, I am in Sardis, not a flood plain, the other side of
> Chilliwack is. I used to have boat when I lived in Richmond too, just
> for earthquakes, ya know?haha. I've seen the river, it is scary looking,
> I check the guages online several times a day. I still think there might
> be a bit of overreaction. I hope so, regardless, I am getting in things
> I can cook on the bbq, a bit of water, all the "valuables" are upstairs,
> as I expect services to disappear if flooding happens. I guess I can go
> to Hope or further, as I know Abby is a flood plain too. I am just so
> glad to be out of Pitt Meadows, crap, when it rained hard there this
> spring the fields flooded!
>
> Here is a link to the live Hydrometer, accept, select BC, then choose
> fraser at Mission, this is the level they are going by.
>
> http://scitech.pyr.ec.gc.ca/waterweb/disclaimerB.asp

Jezzzzz,
5.8 meters above normal, or am I on some cheap drugs...???
Most likely cheap drugs.....LOL
Glad you guys are not in the lowlands, this is going to be a nasty
spring~!
Dave
Four months, two weeks, one day, 21 hours, 53 minutes and 3 seconds.
5436 cigarettes not smoked, saving $2,717.40. Life saved: 2 weeks, 4
days, 21 hours, 0 minutes. My quit date Jan 21, 2007 8PM

In article <f46hb7$592$1@utornnr1pp.grouptelecom.net>,
sandskrieger@NOSPAM.yourlink.ca says...
>
> "hotair" <hotair596@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:MPG.20d0445a822f12e7989732@news.telus.net...
> > In article <f455ae$jc$1@utornnr1pp.grouptelecom.net>,
> > sandskrieger@NOSPAM.yourlink.ca says...
> >> Well, I am cleared to go back to work on June 7th. But there is only 3
> >> days
> >> of work after that. I work at a technical college and classes are out
> >> for
> >> the summer. So Now I have to fight with EI and get all this time off
> >> straightened out. Doesn't *that* sound like fun? Thyroid wise, its
> >> slowly
> >> getting better. I think I still need to take a higher dose, but it's
> >> slow
> >> going. I've gone from sleeping 6-7 hours a night before my thyroid
> >> screwed
> >> up to now needing 12 hours a night just to function. Being that I leave
> >> for
> >> work at 5:30 in the morning, it's going to make my evenings at home
> >> rather
> >> short, eh? Hopefull we'll have that all fixed up before I go back in
> >> August.
> >
> > Hi Sarah,
> > Didn't mean to jump into the middle of the conversation but do you work
> > at SIAAS. Think thats the right abbrev. If so I have a high school
> > friend there who teaches autobody.
> > Dave
> > Four months, two weeks, one day, 9 hours, 11 minutes and 24 seconds.
> > 5415 cigarettes not smoked, saving $2,706.82. Life saved: 2 weeks, 4
> > days, 19 hours, 15 minutes. My quit date Jan 21, 2007 8PM
>
> Jump in any time you want, you sexy meter man! Yes I work at SIAST (you
> were close!) Steve might know him, as he is a part time instructor there as
> well! Small world. eh! I work in the students lounge schlepping coffee!
>
>
> Sarah
> Seven months, three weeks, four days, 12 hours, 9 minutes and 43 seconds.
> 5937 cigarettes not smoked, saving $2,375.06. Life saved: 2 weeks, 6 days,
> 14 hours, 45 minutes.
>
>
>
Hmmmm,
Can I get your e-mail and talk to you out of this group. I'd really
like to talk to the powers that be there. I want to get out of BC and
back to the prairies. I can instruct refrigeration, gasfitting,
electricity...
Dave
Four months, two weeks, one day, 21 hours, 56 minutes and 50 seconds.
5436 cigarettes not smoked, saving $2,717.44. Life saved: 2 weeks, 4
days, 21 hours, 0 minutes. My quit date Jan 21, 2007 8PM

Yeah, cheap drugs, any left? LOL.

Jbeth.

hotair <hotair596@hotmail.com> wrote in
news:MPG.20d0f6df5c2e17df989734@news.telus.net:

> In article <Xns99477A2F7569FidtokenfuckyouS@64.59.144.76>,
> jbethtoday*getridofthisfirst*@yahoo.com says...
>> hotair <hotair596@hotmail.com> wrote in
>> news:MPG.20d045ba480f962f989733@news.telus.net:
>>
>> > In article <Xns9946C240C9FDFidtokenfuckyouS@64.59.144.76>,
>> > jbethtoday*getridofthisfirst*@yahoo.com says...
>> >> Thanks Sue, for the words of wisdom. The weather is just starting
>> >> to get going now, the next few days will tell. I won't be flooded,
>> >> hopefully, but will be greatly affected if this happens. I luv my
>> >> boat, it's yellow, one of my favourite colours!
>> >>
>> Hi Dave,
>> Not to worry, I am in Sardis, not a flood plain, the other side of
>> Chilliwack is. I used to have boat when I lived in Richmond too, just
>> for earthquakes, ya know?haha. I've seen the river, it is scary
>> looking, I check the guages online several times a day. I still think
>> there might be a bit of overreaction. I hope so, regardless, I am
>> getting in things I can cook on the bbq, a bit of water, all the
>> "valuables" are upstairs, as I expect services to disappear if
>> flooding happens. I guess I can go to Hope or further, as I know Abby
>> is a flood plain too. I am just so glad to be out of Pitt Meadows,
>> crap, when it rained hard there this spring the fields flooded!
>>
>> Here is a link to the live Hydrometer, accept, select BC, then choose
>> fraser at Mission, this is the level they are going by.
>>
>> http://scitech.pyr.ec.gc.ca/waterweb/disclaimerB.asp
>
> Jezzzzz,
> 5.8 meters above normal, or am I on some cheap drugs...???
> Most likely cheap drugs.....LOL
> Glad you guys are not in the lowlands, this is going to be a nasty
> spring~!
> Dave
> Four months, two weeks, one day, 21 hours, 53 minutes and 3 seconds.
> 5436 cigarettes not smoked, saving $2,717.40. Life saved: 2 weeks, 4
> days, 21 hours, 0 minutes. My quit date Jan 21, 2007 8PM