Hello, I'm looking for Jennifer, I think its McConnely or something close to that. As I told you before, I have two baby boys, age 16 months and 5 months today and it has been crazy since I brought the preemie home. Keagan was 10 weeks early. I can't seem to get anything accomplished cahasing after the toddler and taking care of the baby. Anyway, I put your card that came with the plants on my desk and was ready to get the Money Order and mail it out and the card is missing. I need your address again. Thank you so much. You are so generous. Brenda

I'm sorry I haven't been on here in a while. We've had some work things going on for the worse. Thankfully, I'm OK but some of my friends did not fare well. It's been crazy the past couple of weeks. I've looked at your plans and love what you've done. The one issue I do have though is that the plan takes up the whole back yard as it is b/c of the sliding over of the carport/garage. We had originally done the garage that way so we would be able to have a yard/pool and a view into the back yard as well. So that would probably change a whole lot for this plan. I like the front! Forgive me for asking (I haven't been that active on this particular forum since we're so new at this) but do you do this as a hobby or a side job? You're very very good! Re: the two desks. We don't really need two desks in the office. DH and I both have laptops and the kids will either use them or end up with laptops too. We will probably have one desk and cabinetry on the other side. Our kids could not possibly do homework at the same time in the same confined space! LOL! So given that information about the backyard, that's going to change having that master sticking out in the back, huh?

Glad to know I am not alone!!! When I opened my Elle Decor magazine, that was the page that I opened to, and I just looked at it and thought "wow". I did send the photo to my old friends in the Andrology lab where I used to work with a nice little note that I was thinking of them. And perhaps they would want to get it for the Chief for Boss's Day. lol

ROFL -- that is very funny, Mcmann! It would be great if the interviewer has a similar sense of humor and actually asks those questions. But I won't count on it. I just ran across this list of undesirable qualities in a job applicant. * Too self-assured * Too aggressive * Too domineering * Critical of previous companies and superiors * Non-enthusiastic * Cold * Badly dressed * Non-eye contact * Too much talking * Being unprepared * Being late for interviews Let's see if we can provide some examples, shall we? * Too self-assured "I knew you'd give me an interview. It was a slam dunk." * Too aggressive "I hope you don't mind if I share your chair." * Too domineering "Why yes--I always wear thigh-high boots and carry a whip." * Critical of previous companies and superiors "My last boss? Pond scum, I tell you!" * Non-enthusiastic "I'm sorry. I didn't hear a word you said. I was thinking about lunch." * Cold "No, you may not call me Susan." * Badly dressed "If you were up on current fashion trends, you'd know that lots of people wear jammies to work." * Non-eye contact "Mmmmm . . . what?" * Too much talking ". . . so when I realized I'd be interviewed here I called my girlfriend to see if she wanted to do some shopping afterward, but she had to go to Middletown to visit her son at college because he ran out of money--apparently he has a gambling problem, which we think he inherited from his deadbeat father, who was only active as a parent for three years before he took of with a dental hygienist--who works just down the road, by the way. Do you know Dr. Flatko?" * Being unprepared "Very nice to meet you, Mr. Rockwell . . . excuse me? You're not Mr. Rockwell? Oh, sorry . . . Mr. Anderson? Oops--not him either?" * Being late for interviews "I did it again, huh? Trust me, I always want to be on time, but stuff happens, ya know?" :-)