I Miss You Lynn
Dear [Lynn],
Hi there.
My bed, though I was very tired last night, didn’t seem very inviting, not without you in it. But, I guess we have to wean ourselves, once again, from that close contact we seem to become so used to during our visits. 
Cubby is vocal, just like Annie. Mom’s got her begging for food already at the refrigerator. And she’s quite loud when she wants to eat. In fact, she may meow every 5 to 7 seconds when she’s hungry. And they’re not curt little chirps either. But rather, full-blown, long, doleful MEEEEEEEEEOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWS, each one lasting a couple seconds. And she really opens her mouth too when she does it – big black circle with a red bottom. Haven’t let her upstairs yet. Want to make sure she’s properly house broken. Besides, Mom puts her outside at night, and will probably continue doing that until we buy a litter box.
Gray and rainy here today but we were about 30 degrees warmer than you. How many galons of oil did you burn last night? Oh, and that 4 ‘’ thick cover you have on your bed surely is a tell-tale sign of usual temperatures in that room. Might we call you the Ice Princess? *Got my ice skates on*
Am all caught up on the email. And I have two new production problems to work through. Making headway on them, but it took until about 4:00 to fiie all that email, return calls, and attend the day’s meetings.
Hi Annie. Hi there Tabbo.
Not sure about the waste line yet. I was afraid to get on the scale today, since most of that food is probably still in the system, making me heavier than I really am. Will weigh on Wednesday, once the retained food drops a bit.
*sweetie*
Well, break time is over. So, I’ll say good-bye for now. Catch you later on love.
Tom Hesley
