Hi Carol,
I will be praying about the water situation there.  That could be scary if 
it comes to pass.
Virgie and Hoshi
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From: "Carol Pearson" <[log in to unmask]>
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> Yes, and some places are putting in for total bans, which could lead to 
> more serious consequences here.  Our Water Board (Thames Water) have 
> applied for a Dought Order which, in essence, means that they can, at a 
> later date, put stand pipes in the streets, turn off the taps to houses 
> and get people collecting their water "at the well", so to speak!  Now, 
> Mike and I wouldn't be able to do that (both for different reasons) so 
> we'd definitely be in for asking Jesus to give us the drink at that stage! 
> Your prayers, I must say, will be appreciated.  We haven't by any means 
> reached that stage yet and we probably won't.
>
> We do get a very dry heat over here though and of course, apart from 
> shops, few people have air conditioning in their houses.  (It's 86.5 here 
> inside with all windows opened and there's no air at all.)
>
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> Carol
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> From: "David Weston" <[log in to unmask]>
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> Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2006 9:20 AM
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>> John.
>> Here in the south east of England it has been very hot and muggy since 
>> the
>> beginning of June and this is on top of a very dry spring, so now we have 
>> a
>> hose pipe ban so we are not able to water our gardens. So we could do 
>> with
>> some rain.
>> Love, David and Ginny Weston.
>>
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