nuts

[kalilove]

but it's worse than that. Librarian #1 couldn't find her son yesterday. He lives by the French Quarter in a victorian, and he didn't evac. I don't know if she's found a way to get a hold of anybody yet. She was a wreck yesterday and sent me home because, though physically at work she was taking off becacuse she couldn't deal. she was taking

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[fatfred]

P has heard. Son is OK.
I'll have to look at my bills, The amount skewed because I am a very frugal person and I spent a lot of time the last year and a half walking behind someone who would leave lights on and the computer running all the time. A lot also depends on what KIND of place you are staying in. Block or frame, decent insulation etc. Talk to me tonight.

[kalilove]

Have fun on your vacation! We'll talk about it when you come back.

[fatfred]

Will do.
I got my electric bill yesterday so I can show you amounts.
Anything I should look for at Dragon for you or Pat?

[kalilove]

I think we're all set, well at least I am. The most important thing is that you go and have a break and a vacation and hopefully get a chance to chill out. Kinda a break from St. Pete frustration.

[annieguen]

the electric usually ran between $100 and $125 but I didn't run the ac all the time, if I wasn't home I would open the windows and leave a fan on for the cats.

[kalilove]

really? crap. thanks. Sorry I didn't call you back again last night but my phone is dead and I can't find the charger

[songius]

"difference being cajun freakout contains less outward emotion and more southern comfort."

To my credit, the one tumbler was CONSIDERABLY less than what I would have imbibed a few years ago.

And yes, we're not really prone to big, outward shows of emotion. Frustrating, ain't it?

;-)

[kalilove]

in a word yes. see you tonight ;)