I think *I'd* turn them in. Since you're under water conservation rules, it has to apply to everyone to work. But I didn't realize that you were that dry, Kate. I watch The Weather Channel quite often and of course, we all know how dry it is in Alabama, Georgie, North and South Carolina and Tennessee. But I hadn't heard them mention western PA. Heck, yes, turn them in. Anonymously, of course. But the water they're wasting today may be the water that would be needed for drinking water tomorrow. -- Piggy's Pad

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Date Posted: 11:40:59 am, Thu, 10/18/07
Author: Sandy
Subject: I think *I'd* turn them in. Since you're under water conservation rules, it has to apply to everyone to work. But I didn't realize that you were that dry, Kate. I watch The Weather Channel quite often and of course, we all know how dry it is in Alabama, Georgie, North and South Carolina and Tennessee. But I hadn't heard them mention western PA. Heck, yes, turn them in. Anonymously, of course. But the water they're wasting today may be the water that would be needed for drinking water tomorrow.
In reply to: Kate (again) 's message, "gee, can you tell she (yep..Donna) hasn't been following any of the guidelines...??
On Sunday she and Chuck washed her car and his truck...then yesterday Chuck got out the power washer again and did Jami's car......they have absolutely no regard for anyone but t hemselves.....I'm hoping someone turned them in....cause I was told the other day that people will start being fined for watering lawns and washing vehicles......" on 7:24:08 am, Thu, 10/18/07

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We've had double what we usually get for October and I send some your way Kate, if I could. We've had plenty this year and now it's just keeping the farmers out of the fields. We are supposed to have a mild winter so maybe we will be happy in a few months that we got all this but it sure makes it hard to enjoy autumn! Never been on water restriction, can't imagine and I would also report them! (NT) -- Denise, 12:57:08 pm, Thu, 10/18/07
I can't remember when we had a substantial rainfall .....Our water reservoir is down 13.4 feet below it's usual level and I forget how fast they say it's dropping every day.....they keep calling for rain, but unfortunately as soon as it starts to get here it hits the mountains and breaks up and we get nothing!! (NT) -- Kate, 8:07:32 pm, Thu, 10/18/07

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