Has anyone seen Paisano since or during the storm? His cottage seems to still be in disrepair after Keith, and I don't know how many storms it has in it. I am also curious if Paisano will be able to stay where he is at. It seemed like someone is increasingly interested in building something at that location.

bill, this question may be better answered on the "living in bz" or "hurricane infor" sections.

your pal, jane

I think we need a trivia question board!

LOL....Jane I think Bill is just making statements, not really asking questions.

Bill maybe Paisano is passing thru Brownsville on his way to St Louis. "Could Happen." :P

Paisano is alive and well and sleeping under the boat next to my house. Than reminds me I need to take in my laundry, I just got those new bras from Lane Bryant. He's gainfully employed, I just bought 2 shells from him last night.
--Silk

We just had dinner with Dallas Dave, he just flu in form the island, he said everything is going good on the island, some little wind damage to some places in the back, but over all, since Keith, this was nothing...
Piasono is doing fine, doing what he does best, being the ambassador of the island LOL LOl.. Rick

Do you think so Chloe? I'll hafta get out the clean linen. Hi Silkpainter. I've been to your home town when I was driving that rig. Home town of George Armstrong Custer. Do you live near Amy? I know dat Paisano frequents the bins out behind here place.

silkpainter! debbie will be so glad to hear you are posting again. she was worried about you after the fire thing. she couldn't locate you when she was there.

nice to have you back.

chloe, of course the problem is, i should never have taken bill seriously to begin with

(ambassador of the island....i like that...hee hee hee)

Ah, Bill,

Me thinks your geography is a few miles off. If I'm not mistaken, George was from Monroe, MI, also the home of my namesake furniture...."LazyBoy". On the other hand that could explain some of those really long trips you made.

Happy to note that Paisano is still the stanchion of San Pedro's economy. However, the shell trade is not quite as creative as the water bottle deposit revenue producing business he was involved in last year.