Tonight's picture was taken in March of 2003. Mattie was 11 months old and that was his first plane trip to California. I had to attend a conference and my parents watched Mattie while Peter and I went to the conference. As you can see Mattie had a way of filling up a home. I still remember snapping this photo. You can practically feel Mattie's energy.
Quote of the day: Paul is part of an experiment. Instead of giving him morphine for his kidney stones, they are testing the healing power of laughter. ~ Unknown
Another day and NO kidney stone collected. It is very frustrating, as I consuming more water than one person should have to in a week. Between Sunny walks and chores, I spent the rest of the day glued to the computer. Trying to update our website, work on our March newsletter, and of course begin to revamp the Walk 2019 website.
When I went grocery shopping yesterday, the clerk checking me out commented on how lucky I was to be able to go shopping during the work week. I admit that yes I have this flexibility, but then I also told him I do work around the clock. There is no down time, not even on the weekends. I am sure he thought I was either exaggerating or not telling the truth. Either case, when I stop, so does the Foundation. It is a hard reality to try to describe to someone, especially if you haven't had the experience of running your own company.
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