No more country music on my way to work anymore......

Oh my gosh.  The station should say that it plays sad country songs.  I just listened to the Alan Jackson song. The one where he is as "empty as a Monday morning church".  Geez... like I am not trying to worry here and this is what I hear.  I need some Charlie Daniels drinking and dancing tunes. 
 
And now I will get back to the returns that are piling up by my desk.  Last count was 15.  The last two weeks I have only worked 40 hours each week which is unheard of for me during this time.  Usually it is 55+.  So here is my poll... all those in favor of a flat tax say Aye.  Of course then I will be out of work so I will be depending on you to pay my mortgage. 
 


Annette
We have raced "for the Cure"
Worn Lee's Jeans on Friday "for the Cure"
Bought New Balance tennis shoes "for the cure"
Worn pink ribbon pins "for the cure"
Collected donations "for the cure"
Ate pink M&M's "for the cure"
Drank Sutter Home wine "for the cure"
Spent an extra $.08 on a stamp "for the cure"
Ate Lean Cuisine frozen dinners "for the cure"
 
We have all done our part "for the cure"
now you do yours and get us that cure.

Well I can't agree with the tax idea but I do agree we need NO sad songs of any kind during this time.  Who wants to hear about "breaking up" or being broken hearted during this?  And does someone going through that really feel better if they sing about it?  If that were the case there would be a boatload of songs about breast cancer or a myriad of other illnesses.
 
No more sad songs!  Get them off our radios!
 
Hope your day gets better dessertdreaming. yeah
 
Hugs,
 
 


Mia
 
Snowflakes are one of nature's most fragile things, but just look what they can do when they stick together.


-Vesta M. Kelly

Annette,

No sad songs for this girl. I listen to CDs with lots of good dance music, and now I'm hooked on Shrek soundtracks, thanks to my granddaughter. LOL My daughter would like to shoot me for buying those, I'm sure. Tough!

L&H<
Rita