Hi Linda, That was so cute: I surely hope that these men in white coats did not hurt you (oh I forgot that was not your story) LOL. All best Linda, my smiley friend, Louis http://www.yorgoo.com/cgi-bin/ref.cgi/1850/

Dutch Penny, Another good one, I loved the way it ended as I thought he or she was a bit off the deep end LOL, I don't believe for a minute that we all could love our jiobs that much anyway, even though I had a job once before I joined the Marine Corps. I worked for an insurance Company, New Yorkl Life, I worked in the indiviodual Life section, it was so nice there, everyone was a bit stiff, but that was to be expected it was afterall an insurance company... But, I really enjoyed myu job there, I worked in the keypunch area, where these cards were fed into an enormus computer and the data stored on them recorded on these gigantic disks the size of 33rpm LP's (Albums) they were huge, I felt that I could have learned so much there, but then that summer I received a notice from the Army drafting me; so I immideately joined the Marines, and off I went to war. Strange how it all seems now that I look back on it, really Strange... Ciao Bella, Manuel D.

I just love these little things you send out. Such a hoot. I have forwarded 2 of late onto my personal email lists. Anyway, hope you'll still have time to stop in once and a while to grace us with your presence. Congrats (I think?) and Best Wishes!

Hi Linda, Thanks for the poem. I loved it.. Kind regards Amanda Martin-Shaver

HI Linda, I love the poem...very cute! I wish you alot of luck with your interview. I hope you get the job! :) Happy Easter, Marilyn