A Conversation with Elizabeth
1999
Intra-Inter

From:          Elizabeth 
To:            LMixson@PEC.com
Sent:          Thursday, January 14, 1999 10:55 AM
Subject:       Intra-Inter
 
I didnt' realize you weren't creating a public website.  I kept thinking I would be able to see your work someday.  It DOES sound interesting.  It's also interesting to me, that by working on it, you have access to read the reports. I BET it is fascinating.  Nothing new here either, much.  I cannot understand my neighbors though.  I know he goes to work every day at something like 5:15 and she goes to work at 7:30.  At 12:15 I woke up to a barely detectable, but annoying THUD THUD which apparently was their stereo or something (which unfortunately I think they gave each other at Christmas because before this I only had their dog mud and cigarette butts, but no stereo noise).  The sound was almost subliminal, but I could just hear it.  I had a great deal of trouble THEN getting back to sleep.  That's not good because tonight is my "rough" night at school.  In fact, my stomach is a little queasy.  I totally dread this class.  I have worked hours on preparing and am still not prepared.  It's actually a first year course, but one I skipped the first year because I can't always take first year courses.  In some ways, I think the first year courses are more killers than the more advanced courses I've taken.  I told you about briefing cases.  Some of them I did took an hour or more (I still have one to try to finish up some time before 6:30).  There is a big shakeup going on in the hospital TODAY about administration (We recently bought two other hospitals here in the city).  I just hope none of it affects me.  Well, I'm going to have to get out on that trail someday.  Oh Chicago.  I thought of it as a blue collar place as well (you know Carl Sandburg--Chicago--hog butcheror (sp?) for the world.  The woman said it had really changed (which is what I noticed but I didn't know it was a change, just feeling I was wrong about the city.)  What struck me was all the in-line skaters, everywhere.  Stores would have signs--no skates.  It looked like so much fun.  People were skating on long paths along the lake. 
 
Well, back to work.  Any resolution of your situation with Julie?  I noticed how you said "we" throughout your App. Trail discussion. 
Elizabeth

TGIF