In Reply to: re: hi, cousins and buddies posted by Lignator on July 29, 2007 at 02:04:14:

Wow, that is quite a story. Thanks for the prayers for my dear Ellen. She really needs them. The doc told me that is the only thing that can help her, really. I know prayers can heal her. She has told me that she can only be treated, not cured. Well we must not give up.

I am in the libery again. What a network this is. I hope my home is hook uped soon. I could get the Husgesnet for $69 a month. I don't want that dial up back. Dsl is the answer. At&t is losing money until thay hook me up. Dsl is only $14 amonth. I could get a bundle with a tv dish for under $100, plus a cell phone. Soon I will get back to working on my 7 foot dish.

The weather here is hot in the day about 90 degrees and as low as 55 at night. I shut the heat off and made a fire in the fireplace to take the chill off the house as it was 65 inside and 70 outside. My daughter was making comments about a fire in the middle of july. I took her to get out of my life and and mind her own business. These grown up kids dwith a college degree can be a pain. We had a lot of rain and the water table is high. I had dug a hole 1 foot and it is half full of water. My land is low. I have a hill and I would like to rent a small dozer for a day and flaten the land to a higher level. The worst thing is cleaning off the slay when the job is done. About 4 hours.

You spoke about an ark. One thing that bothers me is what kind of plumbing system was on Neos ark. How did thay move all that maner on the ark with no electric pumps. They could not shovel that stuff fast enought. It pills up fast. I remember Mike's cow. He milked her and didn't shovel it off the door way before it froze. Well I couldn't believe I was using a wood acks to clop frozen maner. They must have a gravidty system using water somehow. It would have been a big job to feed them, but clean up after, forget it. It must have been a marvel of a system, however it worked. Just something to talk about. I still wonder how it worked. culater