Good thing mail works - Almost the only way to POST

I almost think that there are not enough hours in the 24 hour day.  I’m constantly moving from work to home to work to home, with an occasional stop off at church.  Tonight, maybe I can stop at church.  Maybe.

 

I’m also helping a person with trombone playing, so I may be late.

 

I’m up to my A** in Alligators to quote my predecessor here.  The image does conjure up a dangerously busy person.  I’m managing to keep the plates spinning. 

 

[I prefer that old image of the guy who went out on the Ed Sullivan Show and started plates spinning on top of those long rods. . .]

 

At least now, I’ve got the email set up so that I’m Ctune@westernstudioservice.com   That is as it should be.

 

The financial conversion is still moving along, even if it is a bit sluggish.  I’m getting through this month’s close, with help from all those good workers we have.  So, with that and some prayer, we’ll most likely be OK.

 

Chris

 

 

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