aprilflower [ZOOM] Lisa [ZOOM] joann_fla [ZOOM] Bumpkin [ZOOM] Liz_ga [ZOOM] Jasdip [ZOOM] Cherryfizz [ZO Would you ladies please move over just a tad? I'm trying to put myself in Virginia. Thank you kindly. Sue

Glenda, I know you didn't ask for advice, but I admire you too much not to give it. Have you tried one of the lights that mimics sunlight? (I forget the name of it.) Otherwise, please see a doctor if your depression doesn't lift soon. There's absolutely no shame in that and we all hate to think of you being down for any length of time. Do you remember when one of the older Sixty Minutes guys--Mike Wallace, I think-- was interviewed about his depression? It came out of nowhere and wouldn't leave him; treatment helped a lot. I hope you feel better very soon. Erin

I agree with wanting to know why there wasn't big time press coverage about this. Maybe there was and I missed it. How very nice for them to do this. Shirley

I spent 12 years at the telephone company. I worked directory assistance,and then long distance, I also helped with keeping the directory up -to-date and with keeping track of the hours everyone worked. I stayed home for a couple of years and when DD started school. I was bored and started working at the University of Georgia part time. Eventually, had part-time hours and full time work so I went to full time. I worked for the Institute of Continuing Legal Education. We provided cont. Ed. seminars for attorneys. I was an Event Planner officially but didn't plan the events. (go figure). I got the programs after they were over. I was the person that everyone went to when they needed something done yesterday. I retired May 1, 2010 but did go back to work in Feb. & March to help out during their busy time. It was nice. I was just part-time again and just had to go do my job and go home. No responsibility! The money was nice too. Linda