Sometimes there’s just not much to say..

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Yeah I know, posting’s been a little light, and sort of dull the past two days. I was actually out of the office yesterday, nursing a migraine/tension headache by sleeping most of the day. Today, I’ve been playing a little catch up, nothing major but stuff that takes up some time. (If I owe you an email, it’s coming, promise!) Besides, if I was to post anything about work today it would probably just get me in trouble. 🙂

I wouldn’t be surprised if I wound up with another headache later today. Those of you who are parents and have gotten headaches from listening to your kids whine will know exactly the sort of headache I’m talking about, only my whiners aren’t children. That’s all I’m saying….

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