Tumbled Words

He passed! He is now licensed. He only has to take his license to the business owner so he can officially “appoint” him. Then he can get started working…. Exciting!

After all, if he said things went really well, I mean really, really well, he would buy me an iPhone — and he so does not want to. He thinks they are ridiculous, but I caught him in a weak moment (or is that badgered him) at the AT&T Cingular store the other day. So, Sandra, an employee is my witness, and she, of course, cannot wait for him to come back and buy it from her!

Leon is on the phone now telling our son, aka, his boss now!

Wait a minute, I said I would help with the behind the scenes paperwork, you know, spell checking and typing…. and stamping fliers and research. This means I have to start working part time, too.

I will not whine. After all, as a wife, I can always refuse to do things easier than as an employee. (Insert major GRIN here.)

We are taking the rest of the day off from thinking! Have a great day, y’all!

What was here was not finished, I know I pushed save to add the links, I know it, I know it, I know it… But someone, forgot to tell the computer I pushed save and not publish… So, forget this one… I have deleted proof of my embarrassment. I will repost it with a different title… hangs her head…

Be back later….

Because I had totally forgotten I had once heard them. Yesterday, after hours on the phone all the way up to closing time, one woman finally mentioned those words and offered to send a note down to them. This morning, I was able to log in to my new insurance company and print a letter for the doctor’s office showing our coverage…

Not that I got a call telling me it had been handled, but it had!

The question remains: Why on earth did I not think of that before I paid the nearly 200 dollars last week for my appointment?

Form printed to get reimbursed, now, let’s see if that form gets back in time for me to gorge on close to 200 dollars worth of food before month end, grin.

To y’all who wished me well on this issue — Thank you!!

Patient advocate, remember those words.