Re: [gardeners] Hi y'all

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Thanks, Penny.  It's good to be back.  I'm still mostly lurking
and reading other's mail, as I'm too busy to participate.
The men came yesterday to look at the ducts under the
house as they were damaged in the flooding, as was the
insulation.  It takes so long to get stuff like this done now,
as they are so busy with all the damage done here.
Saturday, we plan on finishing shoveling dirt to all the holes
that were created during the flooding.  Hopefully, the
work will soon be done.  It's expensive too, as we weren't
covered with flood insurance.
Thanks for the good wishes, and I hope to be more active in
the future after things get caught up.  :-)

Bambi

>Hi, Bambi -- thank goodness you've come back on line again!
>Many of us have been worried..
>
>Your story sounds like Hollywood -- we know lots of epople with 
>severe water damage, but nothing quite so unusual as you had! 
>
>I wonder how they figured out that 500 years bit -- who was around
>keeping records in Carolina in 1499....?????? 
>
>Penny, NY

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