Baha - Singh Purr Request

Purrs on the way from the Northwest to the Northeast that Baha and
family, both furred and bare, weather the storm and get services
restored soonest.

Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe

The (below) message is from Liz, to all on the board.

--

Christopher A. Young
You can't shout down a troll.
You have to starve them.
..


Hi everyone,
First of all, many thanks to Chris for his concern, and for coming
out to look after us Monday. He brought me some printouts of your
respones, and you all are the next but not the least to thank, for all
your expressions of concern for me and Louie and the babies.
The cats have been better sports than we've been and have been our
little comforter sand cheerleaders. They've snugggled and purred and
kneaded and played and distracted us from our excile from modern
conveneiences these five days.
We're sore from cleaning up and hungry after geing delayed our
paychecks for five days. Our money before today (monday) went to feed
the cats. Friends lent us their showers, their couches for football
games (for much of the city was powered up in only hours) and their
groceries. Chris, thang you for the groceries too; and my friends
Dennis and Nancy who helped look after us.
Half an oak tree in our back yard just splintered off and pulled
down the lines that power our block. It will be a few days beore we
have our juice again. God only knows when we'll have our phone. Louie
just bought me a cell phone today after threatinging or organize a sit
in to get his check. I still havn't been paid and I don't know when
I'll be back to work. I checked at the law firm and ran into he boss,
Dan, checking on the power (still off). This wonderful man who hardly
knows me handed me a hundred dollar bill and just said pay him back
when I got paid. I'm not even a full employee yet. Dan not only
deserves thanks, he deserves a medal.
So we're recovering, cleaning the damage, and getting back to
living. It has been a blessing in its odd ways - our neighbors have
been come real neighbros and we are reminded that we must take care of
one another. And I might have been with Louie and the cats in the dark
but we've got each other. and there's a lot of love going on. I will
gladly trade my check and all the inconveniences for all the good
things that we are reminded of. A lot of tree and power damage but no
structural damage, and we're here, we're alive and okay.
Thanks to everyone who's sent purrs prayers, and their good
thoughts to us and our poor burried Buffalo, because they've worked.
the sun is out. Our ISP is down so I'll be away for awhile, but I'll
be back when the power's back.

Blessed be
Baha
Many thanks again

"Stormin Mormon" wrote:

The (below) message is from Liz, to all on the board.

--

Christopher A. Young
You can't shout down a troll.
You have to starve them.
.


Hi everyone,
First of all, many thanks to Chris for his concern, and for coming
out to look after us Monday. He brought me some printouts of your
respones, and you all are the next but not the least to thank, for all
your expressions of concern for me and Louie and the babies.
The cats have been better sports than we've been and have been our
little comforter sand cheerleaders. They've snugggled and purred and
kneaded and played and distracted us from our excile from modern
conveneiences these five days.
We're sore from cleaning up and hungry after geing delayed our
paychecks for five days. Our money before today (monday) went to feed
the cats. Friends lent us their showers, their couches for football
games (for much of the city was powered up in only hours) and their
groceries. Chris, thang you for the groceries too; and my friends
Dennis and Nancy who helped look after us.
Half an oak tree in our back yard just splintered off and pulled
down the lines that power our block. It will be a few days beore we
have our juice again. God only knows when we'll have our phone. Louie
just bought me a cell phone today after threatinging or organize a sit
in to get his check. I still havn't been paid and I don't know when
I'll be back to work. I checked at the law firm and ran into he boss,
Dan, checking on the power (still off). This wonderful man who hardly
knows me handed me a hundred dollar bill and just said pay him back
when I got paid. I'm not even a full employee yet. Dan not only
deserves thanks, he deserves a medal.
So we're recovering, cleaning the damage, and getting back to
living. It has been a blessing in its odd ways - our neighbors have
been come real neighbros and we are reminded that we must take care of
one another. And I might have been with Louie and the cats in the dark
but we've got each other. and there's a lot of love going on. I will
gladly trade my check and all the inconveniences for all the good
things that we are reminded of. A lot of tree and power damage but no
structural damage, and we're here, we're alive and okay.
Thanks to everyone who's sent purrs prayers, and their good
thoughts to us and our poor burried Buffalo, because they've worked.
the sun is out. Our ISP is down so I'll be away for awhile, but I'll
be back when the power's back.

Blessed be
Baha
Many thanks again

I'm glad that they're doing fine. Thank you for letting us know!