A Conversation with Elizabeth
1998
Tired

From:          LMixson
To:            Elizabeth
Sent:          Tuesday, April 14, 1998 8:56 AM
Subject:       Tired
 
I over did the exercise last night and didn't sleep well.  We signed up for the next level of yoga class which would be on Sunday morning.  This weekend we are going to visit Julie's father in Delaware so we won't be 1 able to make the first class.  They have a great policy that if you miss a class or plan to miss a class you can take any other class of the same level for a make up.  Well it turns out the only other classes I could go to are on the same nights I play racquetball so last night I played racquetball from 5:15 to 7:00pm then went to Yoga from 7:30 to 9pm.  Needless to say I was a bit tired.
 
We also had lamb for Easter.  Julie doesn't eat meat but because Anne had her boy friend over I made a lamb roast.  We got this great recipe you start with garlic slivers stuffed in the roast then when it is about done you take it out, slice it and stuff a mushroom stuffing between the slices then top it with Parmesan cheese and back into to oven for about 15min.  It is great.  I will be having leftovers for lunch all week.
 
A couple of good things happened.  Gary my friend who interviewed here accepted the job offer and will start on May 4.  Also I got a return message from Sean Smith, He says he is the "Sean of Wendy" and he showed my message to Wendy and she was excited to hear from me.  He said they dropped their AOL account so to sent mail to his school account.  I was not real happy about that as I would rather "talk" directly to Wendy so I will have to see how it works out going though Sean.
 
ACM is the Association for Computer Machinery.  The name is now a bit archaic, kinda like IBM, so it typically just referred to as ACM.  ACM is the "AMA" for computer professionals. I have been a member since around 1972-3.  You can reach their web sit at www.acm.org.
 
I got some special business card paper for my new color printer.  I get business cards for work but I would like to make some personal "business" cards with my home address, phone and personal email address. 
 
Larry

We, or at least I, but I thought Julie did too, like the first yoga class well enough that we signed up for the next level class. The yoga place we were going to, HAYC, had sessions much like semesters at a college, and like a college, the classes were progressive with pre-requirements of lower-level classes. We had just finished the first, or Level 1, class and now we signed up for the level which was 1-2 which was an odd way to say halfway between level 1 and level 2. I was looking forward to the class.

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