. . . to my Wife."
I't s almost Mother's Day, 2006. It's been either a very long or very short year so far, dependent on your perspective. For me, it's been short - I have again spent 90% of my time away from home, courtesy of my job. For my wife - I suspect it's been long; no one at home to help or support. She has been working, taking care of the house, the dog, the cars (NEW TIRES FOR THE Z!!), the yard works, and going to school at the same time. I don't think I could I could do it.
And now, on the 17th, I'm heading out of the country for a month. She will be left alone again.
So this year I really need to tell her how much she means to me.
How much I love her.
How much I wish she were with me.
How much I wish I were at home, with her.
And how proud I am of her accomplishments.
Happy Mother's Day, Kay. Congratulations on your accomplishment - a testament to your dedication and hard work. You've earned your certification.
