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16th June 09, 06:24 PM
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Savannah, here I come!
Yes!!!!
After 4 years of clicking my heels together, this kiltie finally gets to go home. Yes, I know, I’ve “always had the power to go home,” but this time I get to do it and still keep working! All I have to do is write up a proposal for all the powers-that-be so they can feel warm and fuzzy all over, all under, and some places inbetween.
Instead of working 9 to 10 months away from home, now I can spend all that time there with the mate , the dogs , and the mother-in-law ! Oh yes, and the pub!
I’ll still come back to the west coast now and then for the more intense work (not that it couldn’t be done in Georgia, but one must appease the client, mustn’t one).
During the next 6 weeks I’ll be packing and shipping or donating my paltry possessions so I and my trusty parrot can begin our eastward migration. I have family and friends to see along the way so this trip should take at least 2 weeks…or more. (I’ll be working on the road, too. That will slow me down a bit.) I’ve only worked out half the itinerary (the friends and family that must be seen if I’m going to be allowed to live), but I’ll be watching for kilt nights along the way. It would be great to meet up with some of you on my way across.
I am just totally stoked, jazzed, chuffed…I’m beside myself and a happier couple you’ve never seen!

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16th June 09, 06:32 PM
#2
Fantastic news, Coinneach!! Your KROCS brethren are ready, willing and able to amply toast your return!!!
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17th June 09, 06:33 AM
#3
Excellent news! Anticipatory welcome from the KROCS seasonal auxiliary, Long Bay division.
We've been saving up some humidity, knowing how deprived you must have been. The last time I was in SD, the locals were apologizing for the "high humidity" of <gasp> over twenty percent!!!
Ken Sallenger - apprentice kiltmaker, journeyman curmudgeon,
gainfully unemployed systems programmer
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17th June 09, 08:08 AM
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 Originally Posted by fluter
Excellent news! Anticipatory welcome from the KROCS seasonal auxiliary, Long Bay division.
We've been saving up some humidity, knowing how deprived you must have been. The last time I was in SD, the locals were apologizing for the "high humidity" of <gasp> over twenty percent!!!
Hey there, "Long Bay division, (love that!) " maybe we should try to organize a joint operation gathering for Coinneach's return.
You're right about the humidity... maybe he'll need to spend a day or two in a recompression tank...
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17th June 09, 04:31 PM
#5
 Originally Posted by fluter
We've been saving up some humidity, knowing how deprived you must have been. The last time I was in SD, the locals were apologizing for the "high humidity" of <gasp> over twenty percent!!!
Yes, it's bad again today. It's way up to 56% right now...the temperature soared to 74! 
I love the humidity. I look so much younger on the east coast than I do the west. The moisture helps smooth out the wrinkles.
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17th June 09, 04:58 PM
#6
 Originally Posted by Coinneach
Yes, it's bad again today. It's way up to 56% right now...the temperature soared to 74! 
Oh, you should be fine, then. Saturday it's forecast to be 99% humidity at 5 am, and 101 degrees by 2 pm. Looks like August is here already!
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17th June 09, 05:19 PM
#7
 Originally Posted by KFCarter
snip... Saturday it's forecast to be 99% humidity at 5 am, and 101 degrees by 2 pm. Looks like August is here already!

Dee
Ferret ad astra virtus
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