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To: denni who wrote (129331)	3/7/2001 1:13:54 AM
From: carl a. mehr	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

denni, My journey around the globe saved me a bunch of money, as I played it safe and unloaded 90% of my Cisco holdings in December mostly above 40 per share. Maria Bartilomo kept saying that Cisco with a PE of 100+ had a long way to go down before it would be in line with S&P100 stocks with a PE of about 25. Yeah, Maria's prophecy was fulfilled, and I am glad that I had taken her advice. Could have been hurt badly if I had stayed. Intel, Microsoft and Cisco are still my favorite holdings. Wife is still in tears waiting for her Rolls Royce to arrive, and I do not have the heart to tell her that the stocks you recommended have turned to ashes. Your trip to San Diego cost me 10 times more than our 50 day trip around the globe. Rejoyce denni! I have magnanimously forgiven you all your sins! At Sharm El Sheik, Egypt, we went to St. Catherine's Monastary and from there we claimed to the top of Mount Sinai. Tradition holds that God spoke to Moses here through the burning bush and later gave him the Ten Commandments on Mt. Sinai's summit. At the summit I was overwhelmed by the beauty of the place. Worldly wealth became unimportant, and with a courageously noble mind and heart I forgave denni rash. I know that you will sleep better now, knowing that humble carl has forgiven all your transgressions. <vbg> We stumbled down the mountain in the dark. It was a very tiring trip, but the OleFolks that we are, were very proud to have made it to the top. For the next week all steps on the cruise ship were negotiated using the elevators. Hard work getting to the top of Mount Sinai, and we were glad that we only had to climb it once. Moses climbed it twice...marilyn and humble carl (glad to be back home)