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I told you that I was going to take it slow and I have been. I realized that I was moving just a tad bit too fast and not taking care of myself. I started to revisit a lot of things that I was not paying attention to like why I could not pick up heavy items any more. Well, I found out from a recent doctor’s visit that I my muscles in my stomach were separated. She told me that it was from childbirth but she still checked me for a hernia.
Dear Readers,
Imagine my fear as I tried to put the final touches on pages 1 and 2 of the last edition and my computer system froze. No disk space!! I looked at my computer like it was on a crazy mission to ruin my day. I called one of my good friends and she tried to calm me down about the whole situation.
Sometimes I wish that I could do all and be all but I am not, will not and can not.
First I would like to apologize for the typographical errors in the last edition.
It was very difficult edition. I wanted to quit after it. I wanted to throw in the towel. The duty of compiling the information was overwhelming to say the least even though we received so many positive responses from the edition.
I am a Repubilcrat. I am a Demopublican. I am an independent, intelligent, person, college graduate, homeowner since 19, mother, wife, small business owner (I should say micro business owner), sister, daughter, radical, conservative, neither right nor left. Who am I? I am most of you.
I am a Repubilcrat. I am a Demopublican. I am an independent, intelligent, person, college graduate, homeowner since 19, mother, wife, small business owner (I should say micro business owner), sister, daughter, radical, conservative, neither right nor left. Who am I? I am most of you.
“My name is Rina Risper. When I was just out of high school I found a lump in my breast.” I told the group of young ladies who were sitting before me.
At the start of 2005, I told myself that I was not going to make any stupid New Year’s resolutions. I said that I am going to start off having monthly goals. If I get 70% of my issues taken care of as of March, I am doing exceptionally well — you have to give yourself a margin of error, in case of bad weather, tornados, the moon crashing to the earth and all the other things that could prohibit you.
I heard Anissa yell out, “ Get in Amir…. Yucky, you have a booger in your nose, go wipe your nose first.”
What could they possibly be doing I thought to myself. I half had the mind to tell the guy on the phone that I had to go. But he was at the good part…. he was telling me that big office supply stores were giving out free cartridges but there was a catch.
In the background I heard, “Put your feet in, put your feet in. Come on, you’re taking too long.”
I had to remind myself the next time I get on the faxphone to make sure the cord was not a twisted mess, this multitasking business was not working out…
(This Edition Celebrates our start of our Fourth Year. Celebrate with us by sending in letters or e-mails about the edition that you like or hated the most. If you just have something to tell us that you learned, that would be great. Also let us know what you would like to see. We are working on some great articles for 2005. I have started a wall of fame in my office so call and come by and visit .)
Dear Readers,
A lot of work was put into the last issue and I hope that you enjoyed its content.