thanks for letting us know, acorn. i was just checking in to see if there was any word.
i'm so glad things are ok. i hope there wasn't too much damage, charlie. also hope that you don't have too rough a time with getting things up and running again.
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I've been praying for and thinking about you and your family!
Love, Light, & Health, Jennie
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WHOOPIE!! good news on charlies and jen !!
acorn, GLAD TO SEE YOU; missed you my friend; how are you doing and i think you went back to work right?
i've missed all your wonderful, zany squirrel pictures.
glad those of you with families effected are ok too!
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Acorn, will you be giving us updates on CHarlie as the days progress and clean up starts? Any idea how long they may be without power out where he is?
I know they are saying Houston could be a couple of weeks, so wondered if they have said anything of Charlie's area.
Also, on a side bar.....last night in Chat, there was a guy named Steve in Houston that lost power earlier on in the night. He's only 2o, there for college and new to the area. What a house warming gift.
Has anyone heard about how he did with all this?
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Someone said on another thread that Steve made out OK. Probably doesn't have power though.
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Excellent news!! Glad to hear all are well.
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Hi Charlie!
Welcome back to online..
I wonder how long it'll be before you get to read the hello's here.
Not living in hurricane-land, I'm woefully ignorant about what ya'll do after the storm when you have no power for days and days.
Do you fire up the grill and cook cans of baked beans? How do you keep your cases of beer cold?
If power is out for miles and miles, where do you go to buy food?
You don't have hot water, right? So you have to take cold showers??
Is it kinda like camping in your house?
Just wondering...
hugs, Dilly
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THANKS SO MUCH FOR THE HEADS UP ABOUT CHARLIE AND JENNY.
I'M SO GLAD THAT THEY'RE OK.
AND IF NEEDED WILL AIRLIFT MORE VITAL CASES OF FERMENTED HOPS.
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sometimesdilly
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heard from Hurricane Charlie a bit ago.
no power, and none coming anytime soon. He and Jenny have a generator that is keeping the refrig going, but that's about it.
nearby stores are opne- including Walmart, so they able to buy food and stuff.
Cell phone service comes and goes (sounds like mostly goes), and worst of all, says Hurricane Charlie, NO INTERNET.
He sends hellos to everyone and is really really looking forward to being back online.
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Dilly said:
quote: no power, and none coming anytime soon. He and Jenny have a generator that is keeping the frig going, but that's about it.
Gee maybe Geneal can send him her generator. It seemed to support the computer. I recall she said they had to alternate what was on in order for it to work.
Miss you Charlie. Hope to see you again, soon!
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I just talked to my brother [in Houston] and they have power, but the stores aren't open. They found one that was open, but it had no meat, no milk.. basically nothing perishable.
My nephew and his family have power, my cousin [near charlie] has power... Gotta check on the rest of the family today.
The devastation in the Gulf Coast is really bad. Can you imagine being without a home and/or a job??
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Oh Charlie, chat just isn't the same without you.
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Glad you made it through, Charlie. I know your area is dealing with alot right now. Enjoy the beer!
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DILLY, thanks for update on charlie; glad they are holding their own.
tutu, yes, losing your home and work place destroyed too ... hard to find positives but your LIVES WERE SPARED!
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