Teamwork @ its finest!

I can't imagine how much coordination this took! Cool!

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Paul Gregg is in good spirits & recovering well--emt

I talked to Paul on the phone this morning. He is making good progress and has a check-up appointment for tomorrow already. I asked if I could visit today and he said "no"! He said he looks terrible. So I will check in with him in a few days. In the meantime, Paula and Paul are enjoying the Monk episodes that Mark & I lent them on DVD. Yippee!

The Beej!

Bijou is lounging on top of the stereo and seems to be listening along with me as I play an audiobook!

The Play List

Here is the play list we came up with and it flows pretty well. Thanks to Mark for all of his help.
Artist & Title
1 The Police; Don’t Stand So Close to Me
2 The Beatles; Paperback Writer
3 Kate Bush; Wuthering Heights
4 Elvis Costello; Everyday I Write the Book
5 Barenaked Ladies; One Week
6 Old 97s; Rollerskate Skinny
7 The Smiths; Cemetery Gates
8 Bruce Springsteen; The Ghost of Tom Joad
9 They Might be Giants; Birdhouse in your Soul
10 Michael Penn; No Myth
11 Dire Straits; Romeo and Juliet
12 The Sundays; Here’s Where the Story Ends

Too Exciting!

I wanted to make a CD of songs that reference literature as a Christmas present for friends. I was at a loss of where to start and then I found this very cool thread on Library Thing. Yippee! I have, at the very least, 25 songs to choose from. Cool!
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My sisters @ GRANT PARK last night!

I was with them in spirit. I am so proud of America right now! Let's keep the momentum going for positive change!

Two Lightbulb moments!

1--An article in the Nov. 2008 Oprah, "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Scram" describes our marriage perfectly. It is so affirming because lots of people think it is strange how much time Mark & I spend apart. It works for us! :) We are growing & maturing in all of our work and activities and then we converge to make meaning of it all. We wouldn't want it any other way!
2--This link, although humorous, starkly reveals the gaps in capabilities that technology can create. It made me say "hmmm". It is good to learn through humor. And makes me reexamine how I look at my patrons. (Thanks, Dymphna, for sharing.)