Dave, I just thought I would drop you a line to see how you are. We are
doing o.k. out this way. Renee and I drove out to visit Dave & Karen
last weekend. They are doing fine and will be back here for Ocktoberfest
at Penn Brewery. We will be there on Sept. 21, a Saturday night. Beth &
Matt will also be there. If your dear friend (Big Dave) is there, I am
sure his stay will be short, as always.
I have not talked to Nick in quite a while. Renee called him earlier
today and said maybe we might see them later on Labor Day (after the
parade). I don't know what your plans are, but I hope you are coming to
the parade. You can just ignore D.R.
Things right now are pretty hectic at MJK Electric. After a very slow
period at 5th Ave., I have got a few jobs going and I am runnning at a
pretty good pace right now and could use some help, but none is
forthcoming. What is your status now. Are you still with Vern's?
Say hello to Ellen, hpoe to see you Labor Day,
Mike
Mike Waselko <[email hidden]> wrote on 31 Aug 2002:
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It's such a bloody pain when that happens, isn't it? Darn computers...
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It's such a ***y pain when that happens, isn't it? Darn computers...
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On 31 Aug 2002 00:39:14 GMT, David Buttery wrote:
> Mike Waselko <[email hidden]> wrote on 31 Aug 2002:
>
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> It's such a bloody pain when that happens, isn't it? Darn computers...
>
Simple solution to the problem: Use a mail client for mail, and
a news client for usenet. Unix philosophy: A tools does but one
job, but it does it the best way possible ;-)
Cheers,
uwe
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