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Tuesday, January 3, 2006

Back to the Grind

I got the mullies... It was back to work and school for us today. It was very hard getting out of the house this morning. Dell is flying off to Vermont for work today; Nora and I will be in SF dealing with this terrible weather. It started absolutely pouring, and of course, I forgot my umbrella at home. Very fitting for the first day back after a long vacation! I am thankful I have "The Dinner Source" dinners so I don't have to work too hard for our evening meals. Well, hopefully the weekend will come soon, and we can have some down time (to recover from our vacation!).

Posted: 1/03/2006 08:36:00 AM

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