words@brothersgibb.com message digest 11/06/2012 12:01 (#2012-3761)
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Date: Tue, 06 Nov 2012 11:27:17 +0000
From: Yasmine Ghulamali <yasdaz17@fastmail.fm>
Subject: Re: Joe
Very cool, Bette, and how appropriate. I am sorry for everyone who had
to go through the storm, especially those whose family experience a life
lost. It's bad enough when you have a damaged house or power out for a
long time. This reminds me of the ice storms in 1998 which caused power
to be out in Eastern Canada and Maine for weeks; apparently in some
areas for a month. The vast majority of trees in Montreal were damaged
and the power grid actually had to be rebuilt, not repaired according to
wikipedia. You can't beat mother nature when she decides to throw a big
weather obstacle at us.
Glad to hear you are okay, Joe, and that you had relatives to camp out
at while you did not have power. I wonder how many people are going to
have some form of hypothermia or frostbite damage due to lack of heat,
not to mention die from carbon monoxide poisoning, etc... When might
your power be on, Joe. And, in the meantime, if you can, please listen
to the radio interview with Barry that was really good and insightful; I
want your imput into what you think of it. For that matter, is Andrew
still around? I would love to hear his impressions too. Yasmine
On 06/11/2012 7:05 AM, Bette Hanson wrote:
>> SO very glad to hear you and your family are okay Joe. The entire Eastern
>> seaboard has been changed by this storm... Geographically, emotionally,
>> psychologically and spiritually. Iıll have a glass (or two) of wine with and
>> for you.
>> ³Cept I know you should be sad
>> But give me time alone to get it out of my mind.
>> Though say I know it's only the weather....
>> And the sun will shine if just for you.²
>> Bette
>> Phila, PA
>>
>> Date: Mon, 05 Nov 2012 20:29:24 -0500
>> From: Joseph Brennan
>> Subject: Re: Where's Joe?
>>
>> Me?
>>
>> I've been without electric power for a week, so it's kind of hard
>> to read email. ...
>>
>> "Hudson's Fallen Wind" is very appropriate listening. The worst storms
>> seem to come by night. You lie there listening to the whoosh of the
>> wind, and the noises of destruction, and wonder what is happening.
>> Daybreak reveals all. "He sat by a table and cried in his rum." I've
>> got a glass of red wine tonight. A few glasses. ... But I am changed
>> by the experience.
>> Joe Brennan
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