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The Clueless word will appear at the usual time tomorrow (Tuesday). The power is out in most of our town, but we haven't lost it. We got over six inches of rain and a full-grown oak snapped in half before my very eyes (the LOWER end of the upper part landed more than fifty feet from the trunk). We have many skylights and none of them broke (or even leaked), but there's debris everywhere. Quite the joyride. See you soon!

good news (of a sort) aristophanes. glad you're well.

Good to hear you weathered the storm -we've been watching the devastation on the news, it looked horrendous. We were once in Florida during a torrential downpour and thunderstorm when during the night I gathered all our passports, papers etc by my bedside just in case we had to evacuate, my husband was quite sanguine about it until the following morning when we discovered that the garage of the house next door had been struck by lightening, completely destroying two very snazzy sports cars, their owners pride and joy. A night to remember!
Looking forward to Clueless (Give the beagle a pat)
HelenB

Good to hear from you, aristo. See you tomorrow.

Thanks, trevor, HelenB, and peterm. We've been offline for a few hours, so if I'm not prompt tomorrow it's because it's happened again. I may post early just to grab the opportunity.

Glad to hear all OK Aristo (and belated congrats for last week!)

PS in England we have a vernacular phrase to describe the best of something - shall we call it the dogs bolics!

PPS perhaps Irene's change of heart was down to divine Providence (R.I)??

Glad to hear you were spared,aristo, and looking forward to Clueless. I was also impressed by your very British stiff-upper-lipness about the storm and the show going on!

And I gather that you're coping with your domestic adjustment, paul, after all the congratulations- something I don't quite understand, since I've fathered a number of children and haven't found it difficult (three were born in Providence, by the way). Bullfrog: Not a drop of British blood here, but I have a perhaps irrational distrust of people who aren't funny, and nobody is funnier than the Brits- hence a perhaps rational admiration.

Afternoon Mr A.

Hope the weather is calming down and life returning to "normal"...

...waiting with baited breath for "Clueless"
Yankee style...woowoo!

Glad you're ok Aristo, and pastille stop screaming like a harpy - you'll get yourself into trouble! ;0)