I haven't. At least not for the last 2 weeks.

What with workmen tearing out the entire front and half the back
of our house and then replacing it, my yard is filled with tools,
sawhorses, lumber, scraps of lumber, and used wallboard, rooted
wood, etc. the trees are almost inaccessible. I HAVE been able
to glance around every day to make sure nothing got knocked away,
but then I've also been spending hours with my mother at Big Bend
Hospice House, where she is very ill.

Anyway, If I've snapped at anyone . . . sorry. At least the work
on the house will be done tomorrow.

Jim Lewis - - Tallahassee, FL

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That's not all Jim's done. He's also seen his way fit to take issue with
some of my points in the August editor's column of BTO Journal. Kitsune
Miko has also joined the fray. I want to publicly welcome both to the
Journal "opinoins" section.

Kind regards,
Andy Rutledge
Editor, BTO Journal www.bonsaitodayonline.com



----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim Lewis"
I haven't. At least not for the last 2 weeks.
What with workmen tearing out the entire front and half the back
of our house and then replacing it, my yard is filled with tools,
sawhorses, lumber, scraps of lumber, and used wallboard, rooted
wood, etc. the trees are almost inaccessible. I HAVE been able
to glance around every day to make sure nothing got knocked away,
but then I've also been spending hours with my mother at Big Bend
Hospice House, where she is very ill.

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************************************************** ******************************
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HI Jim
I am sorry for you Mother I hope she will recover soon

friendly
Theo

Jim Lewis wrote:

I haven't. At least not for the last 2 weeks.

What with workmen tearing out the entire front and half the back
of our house and then replacing it, my yard is filled with tools,
sawhorses, lumber, scraps of lumber, and used wallboard, rooted
wood, etc. the trees are almost inaccessible. I HAVE been able
to glance around every day to make sure nothing got knocked away,
but then I've also been spending hours with my mother at Big Bend
Hospice House, where she is very ill.

Anyway, If I've snapped at anyone . . . sorry. At least the work
on the house will be done tomorrow.

Jim Lewis - - Tallahassee, FL

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++++Sponsored, in part, by Mike Page ++++
************************************************** ******************************
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