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From: Joe Kovacs (buckey@PTD.NET)
Date: Sun Jan 02 2000 - 11:47:07 CST


Happy New Year Everyone:
Jon Anderson wrote:
> The fix was
> furthered delayed due to the fact the Univeristy has been closed this
> week and I really didnt want to drive 35 miles in to fix things :)
As someone that looks forward to any holiday so I can spend time with my
family and friends, and also one that drives all day long for work, I
can personally can understand why Jon wasn't in any rush to get Scouts L
back up. The MAN is only human and deserves some time to himself. He
,along with all the other people that work VERY HARD to get and keep
this resource available for us, should be commended for the great job
they do. Before anyone starts to criticize them, you should think how
you would have felt if you would be forced to do something during a
holiday that you only do out of the goodness of your heart.
Jon and Kyna, please keep up the great effort that you do and please
don't get upset if anyone gives you a hard time over this. Many of us
appreciate everything that you do for us.

Joe Kovacs SM T108
Pocono District Training Coordinator
Minsi Trails Council
...and a good (not so) ole' Beaver too...



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