Someday I want to be able to sit back and not worry about bills.
I can hear my fifth grade teacher saying ‘People in hell want ice cubes!’
Things are actually great.
I have a new digital camera for my new job at North. The old one was no longer available to me and the borrowed Canon from my good friend Rob needed to go home after an extended 6 month working vacation at my house. So, I took the plunge and…
…got a credit card to buy the camera to take the pictures to make more contacts and get more photo gigs and make more money and pay off the camera. *gasp for breath*
A bonus from the photo job: I get to put in a mortgage ad for the loans in North magazine. Joe is working on it even as I type. He keeps AOL IM-ing me to give me the progress reports. He had it mostly done last night except for the addition of my photo. Incidentally, why does my picture have to be on that ad? Why do real estate and mortgage lenders feel it’s required to add their face to the advertisement? Is it really going to make more people want to contact me? I doubt it. It’s silly. But chalk one up for conforming. I did.
There are about 7 new photos on the website. Two of them even include Joe. : ) He’s a cutie! A few more paintings, too.
quick recap for the kids:
i like the little movie you made, dev. let’s figure out how to go to the gaming meeting. check out this link….i wrote you a secret message.
grande mucho grande love to all of you.
mom
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