Omigosh, I never thought this week would end.

After going through my mom's house like a tornado last Wednesday-Saturday (yoohoo, Angie, that was me

you should have said something while I was all the way up in Montana -- maybe I could have called in to work for another week and told them I had to go to Canada, too!

) , then flying home early Sunday morning and back to work on Monday, I feel like I've been working for two weeks straight without a break.

And my boss is gone for two weeks and our team senior is filling in for her, so I got to play senior all week, basically doing a different job, interesting but quite challenging. I am
so looking forward to this weekend! And Tim and I have plans to go up to Lake Tahoe next weekend for Memorial, that should be lots of fun. We are thinking about taking a sailboat cruise on the lake -- we have a bunch of buy one get one free deals for Tahoe for things like that, dinners, etc.
Angie, yes, I am a hockey fan! My husband's from Detroit, how could I
not be?

But the Redwings and the Sharks both broke our hearts this year. The Flames are a good team (even though they made me mad when they eliminated my beloved San Jose), and I wonder if they will be up against Phillie or Tampa Bay -- the Flyers won in OT last night. Exciting playoffs! You don't need any "cover" to go see Shrek -- it's getting great reviews, and the first movie was hilarious

I think it's great that you and your friends are going to help set up that woman's new home. It will mean a lot to her and her husband.
Marti, hang in there. It's hard to have your new hubby away, but I promise, this too shall pass. Tim finally got a daytime shift with weekends off after 4 years of marriage, and now he is starting back to school. Monday-Thursday nights after work this summer for Algebra 2. *sigh* Oh well, at least he will be out of class by 9:00 or so, and still have Friday nights and the weekends with me. But he has to keep plugging along, taking classes whenever he can fit them in, if he is serious about getting into med school. Then I'll NEVER see him! Speaking of school, congrats on your grades -- keep up the good work
Rosie, I remember potty parties, but it's been a while -- my "baby" is 13!

And I trained 3 boys. Superman Underoos were a good incentive, and picture books to get them to sit still for a little while. And of course, with boys, you have to teach them skills like how to aim. I remember tossing a single Cheerio into the toilet ('cause they float) and saying, "OK, sporto, aim at THAT."

Hey, whatever works!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY SHANNA!!!

Hope it's a wonderful day for you
Ack! Gotta get off the puter and get ready for work!

(that's me yakking on the puter, freaking out when I see the time, and flying off to work!) Hi to Jana and Cristi and Rita and everyone else (I always feel like the RomperRoom lady when I do that...)
See you all soon...
Katie