Ha !! i finally did it Gads..what a dummie i am......cooled off out our way,93 is much better than 105...and not many clouds for a change..waiting for my Chan and Motos to come in from Amazon...bought the Chantology also... have finally gotten the nerve to go into my wood shop and make a couple of bowls..at 5 am,other wise it way to hot in there,no air conditioner in the shop,it messes up my wood. We are so dry kiln dried wood of 12% humidity still cracks or checks out here,too dry,if i cut green wood it really splits badly in one day,so i have to have kiln dried wood,but it splits also...sorry for the off topic stuff... just haven't talked to anyone for a while,pc server problems,and am just learning my new server stuff...i'm rather a dummie and slow at Tecn stuff....better go don't want to bore you too long...Evan..thblot

Dear Evan,

Hopefully, upon receiving your "Charlie Chan Collection, Volume One," you will to find a nice, cool spot - away from the hot - for the Blot to note the infamous dot (upper left of the screen) during the plot of "Charlie Chan in Paris," in which Charlie Chan and son, Lee, sought the one who shot Dufresne. The case has many a knot, but our favorite detective, because of his extraordinary abilities and process of thought that he's got, will not spill any beans from the pot until the killer - or killers - are caught!

Please enjoy...

Sincerely,
Rush

Evan,
While you were describing how the wood reacts to the heat in your wood shop reminds me of the heat in the Chan movies: The Golden Eye, The Red Dragon, and The Feathered Serpent.

So your post is very ON TOPIC to me! Not to mention that it sounds an awful like the weather we're having here!

Virginia

Evan--I've tried emailing you and at least some are not getting throug to you.

Please try emailing me--or at least through Bill, Rush, Mrs. P, . . . .

Virginia