How well I remember those ear infection days! Sorry to hear that Freya got two for one! Hopefully she is better already. I am glad to hear she has left the comb behind. The monkey looked awfully cute around Finn's neck and we all remember Sweet Pea.

By now you probably have heard Wisconsin's big news. It far outshadows the primary elections in this area. I haven't had a chance to get Jay's take on it, but I think he was ready for Brett to retire. I tried to find some election coverage, found the news on Channel 12, but its a feature show "Farewell to Favre". Not what I was looking for.

I didn't get the jobs I was interviewing for and found out last week. There are jobs posted on line all the time, so I will continue my search and get some outside advice on how to punch up my resume so it doesn't look so slanted toward Mental Health. I am underutilized in this job, so I should have some time to get more organized.

We are starting to have a few moments of warmth and sunshine, helping us to believe that spring may come. I hope that the golf courses are open in Denver around Easter and that there is snow in the mountains.

Congrats to Declan on your many opportunites. Its nice to have choices and I am sure you will make the right one.

Well, I have a few chores to finish before the rest of clan gets home. Colin will be home this weekend to work the Golf Show for Alpine and then home again on the 15th for a week. We will leave him home alone while we go to Denver so he has to find his way back to Madison. Thanks for another book tip, Casey, and enjoy Santa Barbara. Sounds wonderful right now! Mark, I enjoyed the Butterfly and the Bell Jar alot and Jay is enjoying "Who Moved my Cheese?" I am getting ready to dig into Rick Steve's books on Europe. More later, Love, Susan