In a very scary turn of events this weekend a dear friend of mine ended up in the ICU. We have had a long couple of days but things are really looking up as of this afternoon. I'm sharing this with all of you not so you can shake your heads and wonder what else could possibly happen around here to slow up production (I AM working on getting this taken care of), but as a reminder. If there is something to be learned by the events of the last few days it's that we need to appreciate those around us. I have a huge and amazing group of friends, we can be overbearing and a pain sometimes but when it matters, really matters we are there to take care of one another. I know that in the event something should happen to me my friends would be there to help in any way they can. I'm very fortunate to have a very large family that I know would be there taking charge, but you can bet my friends would be right in the thick of things making sure all loose ends were being dealt with. Please, I ask you to take a look around you, know who those people are that would come to your rescue in the event of an emergency and tell them how grateful you are to have them in your life. I know this week has just reaffirmed what I already knew about my friends and was a very eye opening reminder that I don't tell them often enough how grateful I am to have them in my life. So to all of my friends(I think there are only a few of them that actually pay attention to my ramblings...), truly words can not express how much I appreciate each and every one of you. You each bring something special and unique into my life and I am forever thankful you have found your way into my life.
A quick note to my clients... I really can not begin to tell you thanks for all you have put up with the last several weeks. I had such high hopes of beginning the year off on the right foot and shortening production times, and here it is the end of February and they have been longer than ever. I am working very hard right now to get the things that need to be caught up taken care of and the proofs that need to be delivered finished. I am forever grateful for your never ending patience.
Stacy
