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	Name:	Chevy4x4 -
	Subject:	CHILL people... HONESTLY
	Date:	5/31/2007 2:55:28 PM

Concerning plants and irrigation systems.. You don't NEED these things to enjoy your lake experience. Our grass is close to dead all ready.. it's just the way nature works. If you want to let dead grass and plants keep you from enjoying the lake, then I guess you do have a problem. There is still plenty of water for everyone to enjoy. Last time I checked being at the lake was about being ON the lake! Yes, the lower water level is an inconvenience: I can't use the boat launch near my house so I am forced to drive several miles and find some one to assist to drive my trailer back to the house. AND before long I'll be trimming up every time I dock. BUT I guarantee you this is not going to put a damper on my enjoyment of the lake this summer or any summer to come. If you want to tuck tail and run because of a drought then obviously the lake doesn't mean much to you anyway. So please, leave...

The low water levels of the past several years are NO reason to cancel any type of gatherings. This past Monday I had friends coming down from Birmingham and we simply spent the entire day on the water, never went by the house and we had a blast!

"Wonder what other old-timers think?" Here is what they think: My grandfather bought our family lake house FIFTY ONE years ago.. He was up this past week and yes, he did comment that the water level was lower than he could remember. BUT GUESS WHAT?!? he went fishing... he went boating... and even watered the dead grass.

My point is if you are going to let this drought hamper your enjoyment of the lake while others continue to enjoy the water we have regardless of the situation then maybe you don't belong here in the first place. Perhaps you lack the appreciation of the simple things in life. So if you can't enjoy what we have then please, by all means, LEAVE.

I'm SICK of the forum clutter about the poor empty lake. I think the majority of people are still enjoying what we have, so if you can't be a part of this majority then perhaps you should look for another place to retire.

Chris