Stuck with no Home Brew

It sucks having a low water crossing to get to your neighborhood. On the other hand, I'm across the street at a local pizzeria with free internet access on a free notebook loaner with Shiner Bock on tap while being able to check in with HBT.

Now the question is, how many beers before I can go home? Will I have to walk? Perhaps SWMBO will come and get me.

It's a huge mess here in San Marcos, I think Austin has more rain though. With all this rain my backyard is finally looking good for once!

Well, it rained today, but not before I mowed. I hate mowing. Good thing I had some homebrew to tide me over during that suffering...

I remember watching the tide rise at my place in Las Vegas. I didn't really like the sunken living room when I purchased the place, but during that storm, I realized that the only reason the place wasn't flooding is the builder had put the floor of the living room at grade and built everything else higher. All three of my neighbors flooded.

Wasn't brewing back then. Nobody else was either. Had to drink wine.

Ed, I just wanted to make sure-- did you eventually get back to your homebrew? If not, perhaps we could organize a resue mission of some sort.

Ed-
I know your pain man. I had to go for several weeks while all my lagers were, well lagering. I was so relieved when I could go back into the basement and tap some home brewed creations!