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I'm Roz, and this is my relaxed space. It's about fun, good conversation and — well yes — good conversation. Pull up a well-padded armchair and help yourself to something to drink. You'll find cheese and crackers on the sideboard. What's new with you?

If you're looking for things in a more serious or spiritual vein, you can check out Exultet where I write that sort of thing.

Those wings fold up in 10 seconds flat

It's been so long since I posted here that I feel sheepish about it. But here's a quick update.

I finished the executive program last Friday and sleepily hopped on a plane for Michigan. I had a wonderful weekend that included everything that I needed for real refreshment except the aforereferenced sleep, but who cares? You can do that anywhere. I was able to extend the weekend into Monday, returning to St. Louis for several days of long meetings.

This morning I had the very cool (VERY cool) experience of touring the assembly plant where Eff-18 (forgive the misspellings, but I'm trying to discourage random Googlers from landing on this site) naval fighters are manufactured. We were fortunate enough to have a very adept tour guide who was able to translate into language we could understand his expertise about what the planes can do, how they're designed, what it's like to fly them, on and on. I even understand a little bit about how St__lth technology works now. Dave would have been absolutely thrilled by it all - I was pretty excited myself.

This afternoon, it's finally back to real work. I'm planning some meetings and trips so I can learn the business better, I'll be Head Coach for the first-level and middle-manager training going on next week, and then it's back into Executive Program 2 for another 2 weeks. Remember Alice and the Red Queen running faster and faster to stay in the same place? Well, I'm running faster and faster, but I do feel like I'm getting places by leaps and bounds. There are many wonderful things going on in my life, and I'm appreciating each of them to the hilt.

I haven't forgotten any of you, although I'm doing a pretty poor job of keeping in touch. Please be patient with me and keep me in your thoughts and prayers as you're in mine.
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      Name:: Roz
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      Mother of several, grandmother of a couple, wife to one very good man. My epitaph will probably read, "Well, you just never know." Life is good, but it takes unexpected turns. Good thing I like surprises.


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