These Are The Weeks That Were

Light blogging - okay, no blogging whatsoever - for the past week and a half. Been busy. Still am, but one tiny window opened up in my calendar this morning, so I've actually got the afternoon free.

What have I been up the past couple of weeks? Besides work? Here's a partial list:

- Had two dinners out with friends.

- Saw five shows ("The Wedding Singer" needs a LOT of work, and a plot, and two well-written leads, and better lyrics, and - oh, I could go on, and on, but hopefully, you get the idea.) On the other hand, if you're in the neighborhoods, go check out "Last Year's Kisses" , and
symphony.

- Attended five meetings after-hours.

- Taught a tax seminar.

- Did someone's tax return.

- Worked on building Our New Theatre.

- Watched four movies

- Read one book

- Found out I do in fact get to go to San Diego for a few days early next month. There was some doubt. Now, there's not.

And then there were a couple of events with which I had absolutely nothing to do, but are worthy of note nonetheless:

- Two babies were born - congratulations to Meaghan and Ron (Adelaide Jane Darling, Feb 2nd) and SGNP and P-Rat(Betty George Gude-Pratt, Feb 14th).

- Chuck Yeager turned 83 (Feb 13th).

And one thing for tomorrow:

- Happy Last Day Of Work Ever, Mom! Well, that's not exactly true. How about:

- Happy Last Day Of Punching A Timeclock Ever, Mom!

Yeah, that sounds better.