It doesn’t look like either Atlanta or DeKalb can say they cut water consumption by 10% vs. last year, as randomly mandated by the governor during the height of drought coverage.

Meanwhile, it seems that both Cobb and Gwinnett can claim success. Cobb just had to publicly embarrass Chris George Carlos into not flooding his lawns, while Gwinnett cut back using fuzzy math that excludes water sold to cities.

Can you take a shower in math?  Only in MathMagic Land.

I’ve been struggling to make it through this week with a full work load and rehearsals for the ASO Christmas Concert, but InDecatur’s been picking up the slack with a full report from the city commission’s meeting on the Community Transportation Plan.

I hope the commission wasn’t as indifferent to the public’s comments as this report makes them sound.