OK I can share this story with you all .... my DISFriends.
Our offices are in downtown Baltimore just a block or two from the Inner Harbor. The area is very old with "Row Homes" that are over 100 years old (they sell for $500,000 and up). Some of these "Row Homes" surround our offices and there are several that are backed up outside my window.
Today I am happily typing away on my computer and finally sit back to take a break. I glance out my window only to see one of the neighbors on the their roof in her panties only
I spent the next two hours with my back to the window.
Wonder if she knows that the SA is her neighbor????
Anyway . . . great office location Brack!
Now when were you guys going to post that you are going on the WBTA?!?!?!

You were lucky that I actually have a slow night and am reading a bit on the post. I will keep up with you here though. No time to keep up with another monster thread.
Not us . . . just cannot justify the two weeks off school at that time of year. It is a busy time, important for Sophia, and lots going on. It is also football season - one of my favorite times of year! I justified the two weeks in May because the end of the year is a wind down, and seeing the PC is a once in a lifetime opportunity. Sad to say we cannot join you guys . . .
I have not watched hardly any TV, so no Heroes, no BG, saw only the first episode of "Life on Mars". It has been really hectic with dad being so ill. Yesterday I was there (at the nursing home) for lunch, and he barely opened his eyes to acknowledge me. We are trying to honor his wishes, and I signed an order to not force him to eat or take any medication he does not want to take - we are nearing the end of this part of our journey together, and it is harder than when mom died suddenly.
Regardless of his unresponsiveness, tomorrow, Alex is going to come home, and we are going to borrow a wheelchair and take dad out. My father always loved to fish - it was the one thing he loved above everything else. Tomorrow afternoon Alex and I are going to try and take dad fishing. I know it sounds absurd - but I want to try and do this for him before he passes.
In the last several years he had wanted me to take him fishing, and kept asking me. We went so much when I was growing up that I think I was burned out, and had not touched a pole in many years. I kept putting it off . . . I started thinking about that while visiting him in the nursing home, and thinking how careless it was of me to not do this for my dad - always thinking there will be time later. You never know the count of the minutes that God gives you.
So tomorrow we will go fishing. I just hope he knows where we are, and how much we love him . . .
I am waiting this morning for Sophia who is taking Saturday enrichment guitar lessons, and just catching up with you guys who have been so chatty lately.
Oh, and yeah, I did order a new MacBook, and finally had the guts to tell Amy. Sophia is happy, as now she gets the old Powerbook laptop. Amy gets my current MacBook.
Miss talking to all of you . . .