Our updates for all of you

First off is the call Stacy got this morning from daughter Laura. She'd gone to the hospital right after work last night because of some numbness and feeling "not quite right". Turns out she'd had a mild stroke. Tomorrow is her birthday, she'll be 28. Released this morning, she has a heart monitor on and was told to live her normal life, go to work as normal etc. She just talked to me on the phone as she was on her way to work as a AT&T complaint and help operator on the swing shift. She said she thinks it was a particularly unruly "customer" that she'd been dealing with that took her over the edge in stress levels. We'll have to see what the doctors find in the barrage of tests they had performed on her last night. We are hoping for the best! I'd forgotten about it with the last post. So, how did the Prom go? We wound up being there for almost 3 hours. There were about 120 kids there, remember this is small town USA, the entire senior

These photos were taken over the past couple of weeks as Stacy is working on making the office, her new office, her own. First thing to do was clean up and take out all the stuff no longer needed and left by the previous boss. It was a LOT! The top two photos are about mid week and in the worst of it. This last photo shows how it got to me too! Stacy decided she wanted to use the opened metal cabinet in this photo in her office for storage. Its no problem with me, I just needed to empty it out and get it moved. I was in the process of taking all the stuff out in this photo here. Now it is all done and having the cabinet in Stacy's was a great idea as now there's actually a place to store all the office supplies instead of in each office. All offices look so much better now. Much less cluttered, much nicer looking. Last Friday (the 7th) and Saturday, we had interviews to find a person to replace Stacy in her old position. Out of seven people it's down to two possibles. Jus