Hello, Abdoulie and Katim,
I can definitely relate to you guys as far as this winter is concerned.
I just moved back up to Indiana from Tennessee, and I am starting tot hink I
should have picked a warmer time to move.
And not only that, I live in East Chicago, which is basically a suburb
of Chicago, and it is right by the lake, so a lot of times we get the lake
effect snows.
It is hard to get around much, if you have to walk and don't have a
car...
Anyway, I just wanted to add my two cents in as far as this winter is
going...
At least I don't have to pay for the gas bill here where I live...
Ginny
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From: "Bamba Laye Jallow" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Saturday, January 13, 2001 7:18 PM
Subject: Katim>>Re: Coming in from the cold ...
> Katim,
>
> It's nice to have you back in from the cold. I can relate to your ordeal
> with this years winter. Try the Upper Midwest(NE, SD or IA). We've got the
> real winter treat in our neck o'the woods.
>
> Your analysis of the economic impact of the moronic behaviour of the
> psychopath in Kanilai is astute. There is concrete evidence of total
> economic failure looming unto Gambia. The recent downward spiral of the
> value of the Dalasi and high level inflation is such evidence. Spending
> power of the ordinary Gambian is at an all time low. All this due to the
> total derailment of the economic aparatus by the greedy leadership in our
> beloved land.
>
> Yaya Jammeh has proven to all, including his closest confidants, that he
is
> totally incompetent. He lacks the basic faculty to lead a household much
> more a government. His idiotic tendencies in reaction to probes that
require
> level-headed leadership decisions is all too common.
>
> Thanks for directing our attention to what is happening in Liberia today.
> Charles Taylor may be a fool, but he knows where power lies. Our moron
> thinks that he carries power on his shoulders. As you aptly said, he has
no
> idea that the soil beneath his feet is slowly and surely eroding; digging
> into his own grave, as they say.
>
> Welcome back. With snow storms looming our way this evening, I am ready to
> go into hybernation.
>
> Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
>
> Abdoulie A. Jallow
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> Personal extension for v/mail/fax: 291-368-1519
>
>
>
>
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