Jerry Kipler

I took my wife on a clothes shopping spree for her birthday a couple days ago. We went into Macy's where she found a pair of shoes and a coat/vest/whatever (I don't know what it was but apparently "it was so cute"). When we went to the cash register to check out the bill came up more than I expected. Being the guy that I am, I had not brought enough to cover her shopping and take us to dinner. I didn't tell her because I didn't want her to feel bad. Much to my suprise she pulled out a couple of clothing discount coupons and used them. Then it was my turn to feel bad, while I now did have enough to buy dinner, I felt stupid that my wife had to use coupons on her birthday present. Oh well. She still loves me.

I use to have problems with keeping my schedule under control. For instance, one time I to be at a council meeting at two and take work off so that I could be at it and then be back to work just so I could leave in thirty minutes to leave for my sons school performance. I almost missed all three because I wasn't managing my time accordingly. I was lucky to find some virtual administrative assistant information that directed me to a site that, once used made my schedule look much cleaner and proficient.