Lurker

lurk (lûrk) intr.v. lurked, lurk·ing, lurks. 1. To lie in wait, as in ambush. 2. To move furtively; sneak. 3. To exist unobserved or unsuspected: danger lurking around every bend. [Middle English lurken, possibly of Scandinavian origin.] --lurk"ing·ly adv.
Sometimes there is just nothing to say of interest.
I had planned to meet Big Dow while he was down but had to attend a redevelopment mtg.
with a councilman that wants to beautify the crack neighborhoods of the Valley.
The meeting went long and by the time I got out it would have taken 4 hours to get to
Pendleton. He said he will be back in the coming months.
Dave, you on graveyard for good? I guess the first thing we should do is come up with a date
for the West Coast Reunion.
Have a Great Weekend and a be careful on this Holiday weekend (for those that don't work for City, State or Federal Government it's Columbus Day on Monday)
S.F.,
Theo