Thanks for the well wishes, but I'm just adding my 2 cents worth to whomever 
is researching portable toilets in Virginia. Although, I'm not sure my 2 
cents was really worth much.  Oh btw and IMHO, you guys could use a few more 
in Albemarle County!!! (haha) Restrooms, that is. It's very difficult 
traveling around the county trampling through cemetaries and such as 
restrooms are few and far between. I guess after this history lesson though 
all I really needed was a couple of rain soaked corn cobs, a pair of split 
bloomers and a hoop skirt and I wouldn't have needed a restroom. <wink wink>

Actually, I was referring to my own ramblings and my going off on a tangent 
when I said, "Sorry, I don't know what this has to do Virginia history". 
But, I wanted to offer what I knew about the functionality of the hoop skirt 
for what it's worth.

Lonny

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Subject: Re: portable toilets


> To Lonny,
>  I believe that the subject of portable toilets has more to do with  our
> history than who had the most wealth, slaves, and who was closest to 
> royalty.
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