First of all thanks to Otter for hosting the cookout and feeding the starving artists of the Clatch.  Thank you VERY Much!  Everything was great. 

From J Gray of 2nd Shift

Hey everyone.

As I mentioned at the cookout, my wife and I are also having a cookout, this one on the 31st of this month. Its a birthday/baby coming/end of summer thing. There'll be food and there'll be Rock Band. Everyone's invited.

My address is 134 Evening Star Drive, Apex, NC. . We're starting at 11ish, having food around noon or 1ish and going until we're done.

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Hi Cats,

Hi Cats,

“I don’t know.” That was the answer I received when I asked my eye doctor what was causing my continued vision erosion.  That was Monday. Now, let me back up a few days. 

The August meeting of the NCWCCC will be held at Otter's place on Sunday, August 24th. I will email everyone privately with details.

Also, J Gray and his wife are having an end of summer celebration on August 31st.
"There'll be food of all kinds as well as Rock Band! Children are welcome. The cookout starts around noon and goes on until it ends." 

The address address for J's cookout is
134 Evening Star Drive
Apex, NC  27502

I went to the eye doctor this past Friday and she told me that the blurred vision was due to my sugar.

Hi Cats,

I have an internet connection for just a minute here, so I thought I’d give you guys an update.  Currently my eyes are worse, but the cause may be, at least partly, my sugar.  I am diabetic and I thought I was doing well up until last week.  Anyway, I am scheduled to go to the doc on Friday, meanwhile I’m on a drastic diet.  I will keep you cats posted when I can. 

Hi Cats. Here we go again. Last week I began seeing lights out of the corner of my eye.  They got worse.

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