icee wrote: 

awwwwww...

 icee wrote: 

Lonely

pretty good! got paid today, and just finished putting together all my stuff to get my taxes done....finally....(i have too much going on to try to do it myself....it's too confusing, so i pay someone else to do it...)

 Mugro wrote: 
I belive you are thinking of Alafia. Where is that dude anyway???

 Alpine wrote: 

Oops! I was thinking you were from maine. Must have been confusing you with another RPeep. I guess you can add "CONFUSED" to my list of how I feel right now!

 Mugro wrote: 
Wrong coast Dudeman.  I'm in NorCal. Skiing is great from what I hear.  Bought new skis, boots and poles before the drought, haven't used them for about three years now.  Having too much fun sailing.

 Alpine wrote: 

Welcome to my world. Nope, it ain't pretty.

BTW, how is the skiing this year up there in Maine?

I'm too fat and my belt is too tight and it is digging into me belleh. 

 MrsHobieJoe wrote:
 
My scrip for vitamin X is up to date, so no, that's about it. Thank you though.

 cc_rider wrote: 

We can send hugs?   Anything else?

Anxious. As usual.

A little better.

 mem_313 wrote: 

 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote:
Yeaaaah. That would have to be apocalyptic out here on the Quimper.

 BlueHeronDruid wrote: 
ok, you're sweet.

now, about the volcanic risk..

 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote: 
Ha! No, I don't feel better, but I've never worried overly much.

The load-bearing walls in our house are considerably sturdy. Only carpets hang high (well, that freakin' 50" plasma TV is on the half-second floor, oh well), and our dining room table is built like a freakin' fortress. We're good. The dogs and cat? Every mammal for itself.

Edit: And no, we cannot fell any natural trees without HOA permission. Most of our storms blow the Doug-firs away from the house.

 BlueHeronDruid wrote: 
hmm.. ok your house should be ok if well built and made of wood (light and flexible  they tend to go with the flow) Just make sure you don't have any heavy objects (like a Hobbit or two) that could fall on you. Remember the best thing to do in bed is put the pillow over your head (srsly, its true).  I'd be a bit more concerned about trees falling on the house though. Can you fell any that might do that? The risk is probably higher for a good NW storm though than for an earthquake so I guess you already have loads of experience on this

Tsunami risk looks miniscule at that elevation.

now, feel better?

 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote: 
ty. 

 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote: 
240' above sea level, behind sand bluffs, atop glacial till. I'll be here all week. Please tip your waitress.