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	Name:	Feb -
	Subject:	Lake Level Rising
	Date:	2/21/2005 11:05:06 PM

Before I run the risk of being charaterized as presumptious - might I ask you your opinion of Lake Martin property owners? I might surmise from your post that we are something bad, that we are all rich, and possibly a few other charaterizations. Would it be fair to say that a vast majority have worked many years and sacrificed to own a bit of Heaven? That maybe - just maybe if you do the same thing (work hard for years, make sacrifices and invest wisely) that when you get to be lets say in your 50s or 60s that you might have property ownership and a silver spoon to choke on? All of this is not to say that there are not some that have not worked even harder, invested even more wisely and made greater sacrifices and achieved this goal and/or higher goals at an earlier stage in life. I would be willing to bet that the smallest percentage of property owners around Lake Martin would fall into some other category than I have just described. I hope that you do not feel about us the way your post seems to read, and I also hope you avail yourself to achieve what some of the rest of us have been fortunate enough to of accomplished.