Image (c) 2007, Karla Dorman (hope that's the right one, can't see very well)
Will be away for a while - between
storms and my computer monitor
dying a slow, painful death, I have
no choice. The screen is as green
as the precipitation we've been
having lately, and is fixing to be as
dark as the skies may be tomorrow.
Will miss you - just say a prayer. :(
Karla, electronic gizmo death is an unpleasant thought -- it makes you feel so cheated, and invaded by the war lords of fickle glitches -- I hope yours take the cure and returns safely, and inexpensively - peace and love my friend -- Jon Michael
Karla,
It would be great to see comments like this offered as a blog instead of a poem. I know lots of us would follow your blog anxiously! Stay safe through the crazy weather - both of you. Love and Hugs,
Sheila
Hurry back, Karla. We need those weather reports and no one does them better than you. My monitor went out too and I had to splurge on a new one. Take care....
I'll sure miss you Karla and I hope it won't be too long before you can get a new screen. I don't know about your situation there but here in the great wide north, the school boards get rid of, practically throw away thousands of good computers so they can have state of the art ones for the schools. Just a thought. don't want to see you go for too long. Love, prayers and best wishes, J'nia
They said that computers have a devilish life of their own.
I can vouch for it!!!
Come back as soon as the darn PC let you to be back in the cyber world.
I miss being at AD, too, although we always can use the library's computer until ours is fixed or replaced; just keep the faith! And I hope these storms go away for GOOD soon; like you, I'm all sevree'ed out! Well done; brava!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :(
I hope you are both staying well despite your computer glitch, you will be missed as the weather you have will eventually glide on up here & thats how I measure our future weather...love ya'll, Ed & Rufuz
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Let this coming of age story of a boy named Bean take you back to a simple time. Set in a small southern town in the 1960's, encircled by a river and gleaming white cotton fields.
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Edwin
It would be great to see comments like this offered as a blog instead of a poem. I know lots of us would follow your blog anxiously! Stay safe through the crazy weather - both of you. Love and Hugs,
Sheila
and that fickle computermajig. Love, gene.
fee
Cryssa
Love and hugs,
Eileen
Love and Hugs,
Christine
In Spirit,
Bear
I can vouch for it!!!
Come back as soon as the darn PC let you to be back in the cyber world.
Georg
I miss being at AD, too, although we always can use the library's computer until ours is fixed or replaced; just keep the faith! And I hope these storms go away for GOOD soon; like you, I'm all sevree'ed out! Well done; brava!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :(
Cynthia
Be always safe,
Karen
In Christs Love
Michelle~
With Love,
Cindy