>Hiya Jerry,
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>>Congrats, Chuck, it is MEI's loss, for sure, byt EPS's gain!
>>You sure gave me a good start in VFP when you were here for a week five years ago. Our crew of 15 appreciated your class very much!
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>Yes, I recall coming out to Nebraska to teach some VFP to you and your co-workers. That was five years ago??? Sheesh... :)
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>>Skipping the VFP conference because you & your wife are expecting a baby? Your absence will prove that you have your priorities right! Good thinking, life is short and sometime in the distance future, as you enjoy the benefits of a loving family, you won't be asking yourself why you didn't go to that VFP conference in 2001! :)
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>That's exactly why I'm doing this. Last thing I want to do is to not be there for my wife and to miss out on the coolest thing I can think of: watching my children grow up. I'm very excited!

One word of advice... stay arm's length away from her when the heavy labor starts. If you are within range you might get a fist along side the head! :) (I was holding my wife's hand during the labor of our first, just repeating the mantras from class about breathing, etc..., when her fist just grazed by my nose as she shouted "Shut up, I'm having this kid!")

June and I had two. My son is a VFP/Oracle coder and works here with me, sometimes on the same project. My daughter will be giving birth to my first grandchild this weekend. You are in for the most wonder experiences that life brings!

Picked a name yet?
JLK


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>-Chuck