Hello,
This year Leroy and I have been faster
to get together a letter to send out for Christmas. Part of that is that Leroy
has more time off and when we talked about doing it he sat right down and did
his part. That hung over me for a few days, but was much harder to ignore than
when he is barely thinking about it.
Even after it was “done” it sat on the
computer for a few days. We talked about having him print it off at work, but
then realized we have a printer now. It does not have color capability which is
fine for most things. We could at least print it off and proof it which is
easier for both of us to do when we are reading from paper. We then decided the
pages were too full, are we wordy? Leroy found a small graphic that could be in
just black ink and look fine. After both of us read it, Leroy went ahead and
printed off a number of copies. While listening to the Manheim steamroller Christmas
music, I actually got about a fourth of them ready to mail. I am so impressed
with us and the ability to move along on this project. Do you think that the prednisone Leroy takes
is giving him energy?
I needed to get a power cord out of a
drawer that has many cords in it. While there, I almost got waylaid into the
total sorting mode. For some reason this drawer also holds larger mailing
envelops, some new and some old. It is time to lower the supply. I did make
piles of those I thought could go out. When Leroy comes home he can give his opinion
on the process. Certainly I want more of the cords labeled as it is hard to
find, at least for me, the cord that I need for any particular item. Why are not
these things universally created so they would fit on any of the items we own? One
of life’s mysteries?
We “went” to Christmas at Luther, our
alma mater last night. That is one advantage of technology. It was great to see
that on our big new TV.
Paula
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