Ken, now you have really got me wondering if I can get Spanish moss to grow here in Hooterville. Man, it's cold. And we got snow and ice again. Our whole clinical staff is in Memphis for the Mid South Dental Congress, boy was it a slippery trip down this afternoon. I believe the roads were in the worse shape I've ever seen them. But it rained all day long yesterday (Wednesday) and they couldn't salt them so there was. Nothing on them to melt it off. It's bad. But we are here at the hilton, and all we have to do is get up and walk down to class in the morning. StY warm my friend.

You know I'm a retired dentist, right?

I will try to remember to let you know how my moss made out during this winter's cold. Last winter was horribly cold as well and it did just fine. Donna, do you grow tropical plants, such as orchids, staghorn ferns, or tillandsia?

my 11 mile commute took nearly two hours this morning. thought I was going to pull whats left of my hair out, lol.

Wayne, I kno the roads were still bad this morning. Bless you. Hoping they are better tonight, don't kno as I have been in dental meetings all day and have not poked my head out all day.

Ken, you know I kno you are a retired dentist my friend! Yep, I remember that, and we have chatted about that. Had a great lecture today from Dr Stanley Malemed, on Emergency Medicine, all about dental emergencies, CPR, heart arrythmeia in the chair, things like that. Fascinating. Right down my ally, as I was first at the hospital for 6 years followed by 6 years in private practice with an MD before going into dental. So I have gone from respiratory therapy and the crash team & ER to and Office to dentistry. That's why I told you about the dental congress meeting. Wondered if you used to attend??

Only once. Just so many meetings available. I am surprised that Stanley is still alive. He was teaching this stuff 40 years ago!

Stan is still going strong! Looks very healthy! He presents a very good lecture always.