We've got phones!

As we sit here wondering what to do, we'd love to hear a familiar voice. It might be very comforting. Send an email to me and I will give you the latest phone number. I don't want to put it here or send it out as a mass email.

susan.simkowski@gmail.com or mainstreet921@hotmail.com

Thanks to all those who responded.

Susan

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