Chatty, my daughter isn't in school...she's moving next year. Grandson and new granddaughter too.

My son in law to be will be joining the Border Patrol, and re-locating. He is in the reserves and has been accepted into the BP, he might have to go to Iraq, unless the BP picks him up under Homeland Defense. Depends on where he get orders to first.

Not sure how long he will be the son-in-law-to-be...they were going to get married the first of this month...until he forgot her birthday. They are now thinking about marriage plans again...no one's birthday is coming up so we might be safe.

Try and spend all the time I can with her while she's still here. She took a couple of days off this week which is unusual for her.
During the week she's at the office by 8, and most nights she won't leave the office, till midnight or later.

[ December 23, 2005, 10:57 PM: Message edited by: yepthatsme2 ]

Gosh, I feel blessed. The guys at the feed store will back out of their parking spots to give it to me. :>)

Seriously, I read about some of ya'll living in urban areas and, thankfully, I can no longer relate. How terrible when people forget we're all in this together.

Thistle, how true. My town has gone mad this past week, but I try to get a kick out of it instead of getting angry. It makes for much happier times. It's comical when you think about it. We cram so much into our days that we don't have a lousy second to wait patiently for an elderly person to close their door so we can drive by them on a parking lot? I saw a man on the verge of a heart attack the other day. All because he had to sit in his warm car and wait for a woman with a stroller to cross in front of him in the mall parking garage.

Time. It's all aobut time management. And to think we are all given the same 24 hour day!

I feel sorry for people who are so self centered that they can't esteem anyone above themselves.

Rotten behavior boils down to being self-centered.