Sorry for delays

[Rudi]

Guys,

Sorry for the holdup on the new uploads. Been working on the GSS series manuals and I am now at the GSS-1411 conversion to html format.

Been sick since Tuesday or so, and in bed for the last 3/4 days. Finally getting over whatever it was now. Diabetes on top of everything else can really beat the you know what out of you.....

I am hoping to have the GSS series done by Tuesday and uploaded as well as the newly revamped Maintenance and Tips section. We have a couple of new articles for your perusal.

I am also hoping to have the first edition of the CubFest Northeast Events Calendar out in the next week - keeping my fingers crossed.

Amazing how much you can miss in a couple of days - 45 posts on ATIS and at least that much and probably more here Has taken a couple of hours just reading to catch up..

[George Willer]

Rudi,

Take care of yourself first! I hope you can be back to normal soon! Just so you know... your absence leaves a big void! Best of luck to you.

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

As George said, take care of yourself, you've been missed.

[Donny M]

Rudi,

Glad to see you're feeling better.

Although you've been missed... remember first things frist.

Glad to see you back

[Larry in IN]

Rudi -
Take this as your 'official' get-out-of-bed-free' PASS!
For all you do, Kudos!
Best to you
If we ever get that far Northeast again, it would be great fun to meet the Canadian cubbers.
Thanks for all,
Larry

[johnbron]

Rudi , Glad to hear you are on the road to recovery from whatever bug grabbed you. Also on the diabetes issue, If you are like me you just never know how you are going to feel when yo get up in the mornings. Some mornings ya feel like &#@t & other mornings ya feel "Great". I like those great mornings.

[Rudi]

Hey guys:

Thanks for all the good wishes and sentiments that have been expressed. Sure makes a guy feel good to know that he has friends

It sure would be nice to meet each and every one of you. I feel as though I have known you all for years and years - what a wonderful feeling

JB, you betcha, I have those days as well.

I have been medically retired now over 12 years, and every day that I wake up I am having a good day. Some good days are much better than the others. The meds get to be a bit much - depending on what is going on - up to 63 pills per day -- God, I don't have to eat, all I need is me pill box Diabetes is only the latest addition and that was a Christmas gift 2 Christmases ago now!

The Lord has kept me here, I guess there is a reason. Each day I wake up thanking the Lord and each night I go to sleep thanking the Lord! I also thank him for all the wonderful people he has brought into my life