Back in the office

Playing catch up after being gone for the funeral. Hundreds of items in Bloglines to look at, dozens of emails to answer, a few work issues that need resolved immediately, probably a handful of podcasts to get caught up on, etc.

I’m still glad I was able to go be with Angela and her family though, so I won’t complain about the need to get caught up now. It’s all part of what needed to be done and I was more than happy to do whatever she needed at this time.

One nice suprise when I returned was a copy of the Miller’s Farm CD that had arrived at the office in my absence. I grew up with the band’s namesake, Bryan Miller, and it’s a pretty good CD, IMHO. Check out the samples. 🙂

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