More rain. It rained all night and past mid-day. The county judge this morning (I write up the county commissioners' meeting for the newspaper) said he is writing the governor and asking for a disaster declaration for the county. The individual commissioners reported (they're in charges of public works in their parts of the county) that they have many damaged and washed out roads.
On the genre front, got an invite to submit to an annual anthology. The editor liked something he read in "The Silver Dollar Saucer" and got in touch with me. It deadlines next March. I'll see what I can write up.
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