A Conversation with Elizabeth
1998
Still a Zombie/Good Morning

From:          Elizabeth  
To:            LMixson@PEC.com
Sent:          Thursday, December 17, 1998 9:43 AM
Subject:       Still a Zombie/Good Morning
 
I still haven't recovered fully in that I feel at times as if I'm walking around in circles getting stuff done.  Last night I stopped on the way home and bought a small table lamp which was on sale and picked up some antifreeze for my car.  I also went to the video store and stocked up on some videos.  The store here has started a five day rental program, which works really great for me because the few times I get to watch videos I usually am "catching up" on things I miss and get at least four.  To show you how I haven't recovered, I don't think I can recall just now WHAT I did select to watch.  I know one was the love story movie about Queen Victoria and her horseperson which was a very highly rated movie.  I'm sure I got some thriller suspense type movies, but can't recall what.  Oh, I also got Kundun, about the Dalai Lama.  Later, of course, because of Iraq, I watched lots of news.  While running around I swung by the law school, but no grades were up yet--although its really early to expect them one prof did say he might have his by Wed.  Otherwise, nothing new.  I'm glad I'm not living in a country with Scud missiles falling on my head.[1]  Elizabeth  P.S. What are your plans for Christmas?  Today we have our employee party--lots of unhealthy food.

[1] Her reference to Iraq and scud missiles was to Operation Desert Fox,  a major four-day bombing campaign on Iraqi targets from 16 to 19 December 1998, by the United States and the United Kingdom.

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