Ahhhhh Home Sweet Home, no matter how musty it smells.
Glad all is working out OK, well except all the parts under 6" of
water in Rob's basement. There are more important things in life than
NOS parts, many brake and engine parts, etc, not a lot of them, but
there are. And if I spend some time I will think of one.
Take care and I am glad you won't need my towel.
Supposed to crest here tomorrow at about 2PM, just when Theresa is on
her way home from NJ.
Larry.
On Jun 28, 2006, at 9:38 PM, K. Valentine wrote:
> Hey ALL,
>
> We're back in the house. Tamaqua is almost back to normal. The
> engineers at the Tuscarora Dam released relatively small amounts of
> water over the past 10 hours and brought the dam to a safer level.
>
> No leaks and only a very slight bit of water in the basement here.
> We had 4 to 6 inches of water in the basement at Rob's last
> night. No permanent damage.
>
> Others around us weren't so lucky. Most businesses in the center
> of town had damage. All the basements in the downtown area were
> flooded and most are still being pumped out as I type. All of the
> major roads and most of the secondaries are open and in decent shape.
>
> Thanks for all your thoughts and caring words!
>
> Kevin V.
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Neuropsychiatry Section
Department of Psychiatry
University of Pennsylvania
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