Not to change the subject...oh alright to change the subject.  When the last storm that came through Chico lightening struck two of our cows, both springers (pregnant) it wasn't a pretty site.  Clay told me Stace Smith Pro rodeo contractor had lightening strike one of his bucking horses. 20,000 dollar horse gone.

Sharon, drag your computer over to Micro Center on Spring Valley.  They fixed mine for $60.  I reinstalled everything today, upgraded my antivirus software, and swore off Facebook and clicking on anything inside an e-mail.  Hope this works!! 

I don't know what I clicked on but my office computer and two others went kaput last Friday (the 13th).  My tech is here right now trying to get rid of the virus.  He said he had been fighting this thing for two weeks and had already replaced 3 computers.  Fortunately, mine is new enough that it warrants being cleaned up.  I am using my boss's computer right now and since he never uses it, I should be okay.  At least I don't have a lot of personal stuff on my office computer.  I do need to replace mine at home, however, it's been down for 3 years!!

Kathleen, what happened to your friend has happened to people I know, too.  I found out McAfee antivirus doesn't work, and that some of those Facebook links can cause big problems.  My hard drive had ti be wiped, so this is like getting a new computer, and you know what fun that is.

Phil, sheesh.  Of course I'd be dressed if I were at the In-n-Out.

Phil how do you dress a french fry? in a french bikini?....Just wanted to give Charlotte another chance to say "Men Sheesh"

Just a reminder that my daughter-in-law, Gayle Lemmon, will be appearing at the Barnes and Noble, Creekwalk Village, 801 15th St., Plano, Texas on May 19, at 7pm. She will speaking on and signing her NY Times Bestselling Book, "The Dressmaker of Khair Khana". This is a true story about a teenage woman who, during the Taliban rule in Afghanistan, created a dressmaking business out of her home to support her own family and ended up employing over 100 women in her neighborhood. Fascinating story and since Gayle has travelled for over 5 years to Afghanistan, she has become quite the expert on Afghanistan, it's people and it's problems. If you have the book, bring it and she will sign it. If not, you can purchase there and she will sign. They make wonderful gifts. Or if you just want a fascinating evening with friends, come and enjoy. Spread the word and I hope to see a lot of you there. Thanks in advance for your support of this important story.

Ken, I imagine I'm out of the running to be an Olympic Judge for the event you referenced. I still have that stain on my record from attempting to tip a pole dancer with eight rolls of pennies rather than four $1 bills. Those g-strings just don't support as much weight as you'd think.

Speaking of the Golden Debs and pole dancing, I see where a British company, Vertical Dance, has started an online petition to make pole dancing an official Olympic sport. If successful, I'm sure the first act would be to hire professional judges, men with vast experience, unbridled enthusiasm, and a wad of one dollar bills. Judhead Caldwell, Felipe Pelch, and Geo Johnny leap to mind. Bobby Moffett is excluded due to his nightly exposure to this activity.....at home.

Thanks, Barbara.  I thought it was around '67 when the name changed, but I never knew what it was changed to.  I wonder if they are still the Pivoteers?  Correction from my last post - I meant to say that the Dashing Debs were the second "high school" drill team in the state.