6/12/06 Today With Patty ...

by Patty

Today I did a tour with a magazine editor for MMI client Active Data Services, Inc. (ADS), a business process outsourcing firm and industry leader in providing advanced data and document management services. No matter how many times I tour ADS, I always learn something new.

I’m still sick with the creeping crud that I caught from Ryal, though. I spent the weekend here at MMI catching up on work, and I never had the opportunity to sleep off this bug the way I planned to. Saturday night, I went to Erika and Dave’s and made homemade pizza and focaccia. I made several pizzas—with anchovy, pepperoni, sausage, veggie, and cheese variations. That’s a lot of dough! I didn’t watch the Canes game, but then, I’m not a fan of football … er, hockey.

My car is finally fixed! Yay! I was looking forward to putting the top down, but it won’t stop raining long enough, and even when it’s not raining, I feel like I’m breathing water when I go outside. I’m from Arizona, remember.

MMI may be having some technical difficulties with the Comments function on our blog. Will all of you out there in Blogland please do us a favor and post a comment to our blog this week? After you post the comment, send me an email to let me know. We’ve had some people say that they have posted comments, but their comments did not show up.

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  1. Patty-I read the MMI blog everyday so I can see what my child is up to. I’ve never commented but since you asked, here I am. Please try to mention Nicole every day (along with Mari as I enjoy reading about her too)so I can keep up with her. She hates it if I ask too many questions. Thanks!


    — Donna Bucalo    Jun 13, 02:17 PM    #

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