I used to be indecisive, but now I'm not so sure.

coffee for now it's still early about 8:15 Sunday morning, but later, who knows.

Bought some bottled water from Hawaii to drink.

Find friends who still have water running to fill up some 5 gallon containers I have to use for other things.

Water is slowly trickling from the faucets so I guess they have fixed the pump that brings water to my area. Just needs to build up pressure. Have to boil the water to consume, and the island seems to be short or out of butane for small portable stoves. The military is being asked to bring in a supply by plane. Luckily I have several canisters left, won't need anymore until early next year.

Well, I guess I'll put my Marine stuff away, and wash this camoflauge grease off.

Used to have no running water, but now I do.

Things are looking up.

Pueo is clean again!

or not.....

Personally, I'd have stayed with the beer ... as a matter of fact, I have.

There is an hilarious recording of W.C. Fields, when he is asked to drink a glass of water . . . his comment, of course, is that fish f*** in it . . .

Such a wonderful quote as it is - but I have always felt that "spawn" is the more accurate term. Of course, as far as the effects of said generative activity upon the water, spawning would leave far more by-products, as it were, but Fields' expression seems far more worrying, doesn't it?

Or is that just I?

Setanta, The more revealing idea is that we "eat" that stuff. c.i.

That's kinda like, "I thought I was wrong once, but I was mistaken."

misti, that's sort of what i tell my staff. i'm always right, sometimes more right than others, but i am never wrong.

good thing they all have a good sense of humor.

pueo, The method I used with staff was to ask them what they thought the correct answer is. In accounting, posting of transactions can be very flexible. If they were close enough, I would tell them they were correct, and offer some other options they could use. It minimized conflict, and they always knew they could depend on me to give them other ways to do the same thing. c.i.

Pueo, you've trained your staff well ... they don't have to worry about down-sizing:)

to my staff i'm "ancient" one is in his early thirties and the rest are all twenty something. we get a kick out of ribbing each other over our ages. overall a great group of kids. i can't believe i'm a mentor now. geez i'm getting old

misti, that's true. i'm keeping every one of them no matter what.

<don't tell them that though, gotta keep them on their toes>

Mum is the word Pueo:)

ok, thanks

I keep seeing the title of this thread, but couldn't decide whether to read it or not. Well, I did. Now I have to decide whether or not to post a reply.

Oh, I see that I did post a reply. Cool!

Are you sure that's what's supposed to be done, though?

Oh gawwwwd ... more decisions!