[STARWISE]

Very good luck on your search.
Chances are very high that he
has no power yet. Prayers for
him.

[vigilante2]

Thank you Starwize..I've been looking for his address but I can't find it..I do recall him mentioning that he lives near the old Amoco natural gas field if thats any help..and prayers for all the people who were caught up in this terrible storm

[arkady_renko]

Our river crested at about 2 this afternoon. Came within 6 inches of our store. Many other businesses and homes were not so lucky. I'll post some pics of my canoe trips down the streets sometime.

Tonight I was paddling to the post office and I saw a rabbit sitting in the top of an evergreen shrub that was surronded by water. Not something you see everyday. He looked at me and just kept on muching. Darndest thing. House was under about 3 feet of water.

On my way back with the canoe tonight with the mail, my neighbor Buster (who is also waterlocked) asked if I could give him a lift. Short story short. We ended up upside down - everything soaked, including my Nikon DSLR. Buster is a guide and knows more about canoing than Lewis and Clark. Needless to say, it was my fault. God seems pretty insistant on humbling me these days. If that is the worst that happened out of this, oh well. Everything will dry out. Am spending the night at the store as there are looters around. Glock is loaded.

I was so happy to see jpsb post today. Wonder if he is going to put lipstick on my picture - would be worth it:)

Thanks for all the prayers. Everything that is wet here will dry out. No danger of loss of life. As long as they stay away from my canoe, that is.

God Bless,

Arkady_Renko