He wanted some more water for his bucket to dump in his big hole. One of the most frightening thing that's ever happened to me! 
, I just wanted to Welcome you home, I know you aren't home yet, but Bill and I are leaving for his work conference and I won't have time on the computer until Thursday afternoon/evening. 
Concurrent reports or Consecutive???
We're back and, Oh, SNAP!!! I've got two reports I've got to work on now!!!
I don't know whether to try and finish the November report completely and then begin the April report, or to try and write them both at the same time.
What do you all think??
Kathy
I hope you guys had a fantastic time! How much of your November report do you have left?? If it's not too much, I would say to finish that one up first. But don't leave us hanging for too long... 
We're back and, Oh, SNAP!!! I've got two reports I've got to work on now!!!
I don't know whether to try and finish the November report completely and then begin the April report, or to try and write them both at the same time.
What do you all think??
Kathy
Welcome Back!!
I'd better get my butt in gear!!
Eye, Eye, Eye....
Ugggh.
I just couldn't put it off any longer.
Our safety on the long road trip to Orlando was at stake.
I finally gave in and had my stupid eyes checked.
Ugggh. The verdict is in.
It's glasses for Kathy!
Yes, my eyes must have noticed that the rest of my body was, uh, shall we say, maturing, and they decided that they'd better jump on the bandwagon and begin aging along with the rest of me.
I'm 43 and I've never been to an opthamologist in my entire life. I never needed glasses before...always passed those eye chart exams the school nurse gave... Hey, if it ain't broke....
Well, over the past year I've noticed that I can't read the highway signs until they are just about on top of me and that everything seemed just a teeny bit blurry when I drove at night. Since I'm going to have to spell Ed when driving to Florida, and since some of that driving will be done at night, I finally bit the bullet and scheduled an eye examination.
The opthamologist couldn't help but laugh at me.
"Well, Mrs. K., I'm surprised it took you this long to come and see me," he chuckled. "Your vision is 20/150!"
"Aha," I nodded, "so it appears that my sneaking suspicions were correct."
Rats. Glasses.
What's next, a hearing aid and a walker? Sigh.
Okay, Okay. So I'm being dramatic. So it's really not so bad. I just need them for driving, and probably just at night, anyway.
But still. It's just one more sign that time is marching on.
And it's marching all over my body!!
"See" 'ya later....
Kathy
Welcome back,
Do I have good timing or what, I just got caught up in time to here all about your trip.
I vote you put everything on hold and work on both reports at once.
Just kidding you can do the house work, cooking, ironing, sewing, maintenance on the car, packing for the move and work on both reports at the same time.
