New Phone Number

As of Monday, Sept. 5, 2005 our new (temporary) phone number is

262-285-3069

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M.E. said…
Happened to find your blog via "next blog" (Which I swear I should never do, but then you once in a blue moon can find a decent, real person blog.)

Glad you got out OK. I am from Milwaukee so I was interested in seeing your Milwaukee connections (Stritch, etc.)

The devastation in the South is simply impossible to fully comprehend. It's shocking. We are all praying for all you who were affected by it, especially those unable to get out in time.

Take care.
6:22 PM
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