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Well. . . safe & dry, anyway. :-] Thanks - I think God should save strings of rainy days for the middle of the week, when I'm at work. Save the nice weather for the weekends. Lots of rain, but no flooding here, thankfully. Some areas weren't so lucky. Lots of downed trees & power lines. . . but this is Wisconsin - where men are men & so are half the women. :-] Thanks again.

Thanks for letting us know Bob :-]

Hey man. Welcome home.

Good! And better for that half of the women. . . :-]

Glad you're safe Bob. I've seen the news clips and some of your neighbors weren't so lucky. Stay dry.

Hi Rev Bob, Glad to hear that you're safe and high, sound and dry ! Well, you know what I mean. I absolutely agree with you regarding the rain - I've always felt that it would be so much easier to have a scheduled rainfall everywhere in the world between the hours of 2:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. on a daily basis, not too much, not too little. How neat would that be? Then the sun could shine every day, all day. Who do I write to about that, do you think?? LOL! Stay well and dry. Kind regards, Pat Parker

Well the rain hasn't washed away our man's sense of humor. Good to know you're living on higher ground, Rev!

Gr8 u r A OK? [I have no idea why I wrote it like that.]

Glad to hear you are doing good there Rev. Maybe you can persuade some of those clouds to head my way. Not that we need the rain, but we need the shade. 4th day in a row here with heat indexes in the 100. (and no jokes about my brain functions. I already know I am half baked. )

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Hiya Revvy. HOWAYA??? Glad you don't need to borrow me snorkel. Perhaps I could interest you in a bright shiny new pair o' golashes?

Ya know when I saw the News I thought of you - glad to hear you held back the floods Revy.

I am so glad your ok Bob. The footage on tv is surreal. What a world what a world.