Scott!

Hey man, a sincere Happy New Year to you too!

The newsgroup here is essentially dead. I don't think there is anyone
else even bothers to read this group anymore. Shame that. These
things ebb and flow with a life all their own.

Life often intervenes in our recreational pursuits.

Read some postings a while back that said you ended up selling
your property because of estate issues. If true, I am sorry to hear
that. Land is a funny thing in that you get attached to it. Many times it
ends being the oldest tradition in the family. To have to sell for taxes,
settlements, is really a tough thing to have to do. I hope all worked
out as best it could.

Not just yet. Things were dicey for a while...and still are, but I haven't
had to sell the farm yet, though it's come quite near to bankrupting me to
do so.


Are you still writing for a newspaper in Boulder?

No, both Wayne Laugesen (the Editor) and I quit the Weekly in December of
2002. We (along with his lovely wife Dede) now own and operate three small
companies, a media creation business called "Windhover Creative Partners", a
news/op-ed business called "Altnews" (still on the drawing board) and a DVD
video business making religious education videos for Catholics and their
children. Our first DVD, "Holy Baby! Seven Prayers in Seven Languages" is on
the market and selling pretty well so far. (Warning: Brazen Commercial Plug
Ahead!) You can check it out at www.therosaryproject.com


Any new changes
in the CO water/access rights issues?

I'll get in to those issues shortly, but yes, there are some updates...
Doubtlessly more to come.


While we were never on the same page politically Scott, I always
enjoyed reading your articulate presentations. A worthy intellectual
adversary is a valuable asset. Too bad more people here never
appreciated that. I only regret that, as a casual reader, that I did not
have the time to respond to the level the discussion required.

Touch base from time to time. A few old dinosaurs like me still take
the time to read R.B.P.

May the New Year be one of joy.

Thanks Blakely, it's been a tough, tough two years, with a lot of hard work
ahead to straighten things out. Still, having a product on the market gives
me hope of success at least, and given how well it's been selling for being
on the market only since October, things are looking up.


Blakely



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Boo!

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--
Regards,
Scott Weiser

"I love the Internet, I no longer have to depend on
Friends, family and co-workers, I can annoy people WORLDWIDE!"

© 2004 Scott Weiser