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Dear Louisa: Are You Having Computer Troubles?? (A Letter From Louie) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Wednesday, September 22, 2004
Rated "G" by the Author.
Louisiana tries to email her friend in California a letter, but she finds out that Louisa is apparently having computer-related problems. She is wondering what is going on.
Wednesday, the 22nd of September, 2004 (first day of fall!), 10:26 a.m., C.S.T.~
Dear Louisa:
Hello! I thank you for your letter; but when I tried to pull it up, so I could read it, the "this page cannot be displayed" sign came up, and I couldn't read your letter! Are you having some sort of computer troubles that you aren't aware of? If I were you, I would look into it or contact someone and report that you are having difficulties with your computer!
I am sorry your computer is acting up; but my computer is working swimmingly! I have not had much in the way of computer trouble (KNOCK ON WOOD!), and I was wondering if you had some sort of worm or virus that has infected your computer for one reason or another!
I do hope you are okay; I appreciate the effort you took to write to me, but I now can't read your letter, and it's gotten me frustrated! I have tried on severeal occasions to read your letter, but I can't! It's very maddening!
Things on this end are well; I certainly hope you aren't having any difficulties there! I pray that your computer troubles end soon; that way, I can read your email to me!
I will try to read your letter later today; if I still can't get through, I will wait until tomorrow to try. In the meantime, I will let you go. I have to take my daughter, Ronee', to the hospital; she is getting her cast removed in a few hours, and we don't want to be late for her appointment!
Hope your computer troubles are history; I want to know what you said to me in your letter! Now I will be curious all day until I see your letter!
~Love, your friend in Tennessee, Louisiana Mayrah. :(
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Wednesday, the 22nd of September, 2004 (first day of fall!), 10:26 a.m., C.S.T.~
