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On this Thanksgiving Day, I'd like to share some of my thankfullness here because I know it will reach the right people (some of whom I have no other way to contact). I really do count my blessings often (should be every day, but it is only just *often*, lol). My biggest blessing I'm thankful for is Gaetano, but I'm sure you knew that. I love my littly guy! Of course I'm thankful for my wonderful husband and family as well.
The folks that may not realize their importance to me are who I'm hoping this message reaches. To every single tutorial author at DWfaq and every DWfaq beta tester: You're the greatest. DWfaq wouldn't be the same without your help. I appreciate everything you've contributed and it is a pleasure working with all of you. To Brad and Mike, extra thanks for all your help admining DWfaq. Dan Short, you're like a brother to me and I'm so grateful to have you in my life. (I'll spare the folks reading this all the mushiness and not to embarrass you too much <wink />.) To those I work with on various projects and/or books, I'm thankful for the opportunity to work with such talented people. Those who have helped me learn Dreamweaver and write extensions (you know who you are..) I'm so grateful to you for your help and will never forget it. To all my friends, I love you and am thinking of you today. I'm sure there's more I could say, but I'll spare you all, and return you to your holiday festivities. Happy Thanksgiving!
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Looking out my office window I notice an elderly lady across the street sitting in a chair slouched over quite a bit. She's turned to the side so all I see is her profile, an her haid hangs in front of her face so I cannot see if she is awake or not. I didn't really acknowledge these details until five minutes later when I realized she hadn't moved.
Still a couple more minutes without movement. I sent my husband outside for a look since I wasn't dressed and didn't have shoes on. He couldn't tell either if she was okay. I didn't want to go up to her and startle her if she was sleeping since she doesn't know me.So I went to get the neighbor who knows her. Meanwhile, Ambrogio comes back to report she moved and is okay. Thank goodness! What a big relief. I'm so glad she's alright.
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