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docbeeghly

Posted 2008-10-05 11:42 AM (#20182)

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Location: ConroeTexas

Subject: Beagle doc checking in

I been back on the Island about a week cleaning up destruction, Wife's nail shop was destroyed, so one of our church friends gave her a job and room and board in the woodlands about a hundred miles away, so we see each other on weekends for awhile. Us sub sailors can go a week or two withour showers, but few wemon can. I have power and water as of yesterday but no gas so lots of cold showers, and I can cook my food in the microwave. now I am waiting for insurance companies to make their determinations as to what and how much they will pay for. Will try to paste a picture of my place.

miss lumpy bumps

Posted 2008-10-05 12:27 PM (#20184 - in reply to #20182)

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Posts: 2540

Location: Wappingers Falls, NY

Subject: RE: Beagle doc checking in

WELCOME HOME, DOC! We missed you...well, at least I did. Glad to hear that things are progressing.
Hope the insurance co. comes through for you.

Give Tam our best when you talk to her again.

Sewer Pipe Snipe

Posted 2008-10-05 1:28 PM (#20187 - in reply to #20182)

Master and Commander

Posts: 1796

Location: Albany, GA.

Subject: RE: Beagle doc checking in

Now it took a man to take a cold water shower in the North Atlantic in winter, but Texas in early fall? A tapid shower might be more like it. Hope all goes well, and the plumbing is working. Slip trenches tend to fill quickly. I understand Doc G is an old hand at leading burning parties if you need that sort of expertiece. Then again, you will have to find some JP-5 for him to use. He loved that smell early in the afternoon.

Ralph Luther

Posted 2008-10-05 2:12 PM (#20188 - in reply to #20182)

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Posts: 6180

Location: Summerville, SC

Subject: RE: Beagle doc checking in

Good to see you checking in, Doc. Nothing like a remodeling project to get the old juices flowing.

Doc Gardner

Posted 2008-10-05 4:44 PM (#20192 - in reply to #20182)

Master and Commander

Posts: 2254

Location: Foothills of the Ozarks

Subject: RE: Beagle doc checking in

Hey Doc; round up Stoops and have him help out; maybe you can get more work out of him than I can.

Jim M.

Posted 2008-10-06 9:41 AM (#20200 - in reply to #20192)

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Posts: 877

Subject: RE: Beagle doc checking in

Doc Gardner - 2008-10-05 4:44 PM

Hey Doc; round up Stoops and have him help out; maybe you can get more work out of him than I can.

Nah...never happen... hehehehehe

Ralph Luther

Posted 2008-10-06 10:55 AM (#20201 - in reply to #20182)

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Location: Summerville, SC

Subject: RE: Beagle doc checking in

Doc, Doc, Doc, Beaghly + Stoops = work? Ain't no way!!!!!!!!!! Never has worked and never will.

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