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Lewis G Rosenthal wrote:
> On 04/16/10 03:19 pm, madodel thus wrote :
>> Lewis G Rosenthal wrote:
>>> I feel like Moses, coming out of the wilderness...
>>
>> Is that good or bad?
>>
> Too soon to tell... :-)
>> SNIP
>>> Actually, most of the shouting and weeping ends the day before. On
>>> the 15th, the stragglers are usually just picking up, and a few are
>>> dropping off stuff to calculate extensions <sigh>...
>>>
>>> I'm glad that's another season behind us, though. While the cash flow
>>> is a welcome change (these days), the fact that I haven't been
>>> feeling well has made it extremely difficult to keep up with the
>>> workload (and really, my brother does the lion's share of the 500 or
>>> so returns we do; I just do a small portion). Thankfully, my clients
>>> have been coming to me for so many years that they're all friends, of
>>> a sort, and they've been extremely understanding this year.
>>
>> Lewis,
>>
>> Sorry to hear you are under the weather. Hope you feel better soon.
>>
> Thanks, my friend. I had suspected angina since my experience last
> summer at Warpstock, walking to the campus from the hotel (my dad had
> triple bypass in '75, at my age). It was confirmed last week. Tuesday, I
> go in for an angiogram, and any stents they can realistically do. I may
> still need bypass.
>
> Anyway, apologies to everyone else on this list for the OT banter. I
> didn't (and don't) mean to ramble.
>
> Cheers/2
>
Hmm, given that Moses didn't make it to the promised land I hope that 
you are more like Joshua or Caleb.
Andy