"See ya buddy"  That's what she said to me.  "See ya buddy."  I had simply asked Sheila about her schedule for tomorrow  "See ya buddy."  Its been like that a lot this week.  This wife of mine is a busy person.  Tomorrow she'll be tied up in the morning making funeral potatoes for a funeral in our ward house for a lady that isn't (wasn't) really in our ward.  Supposedly she was active and lived in our boundaries, but if she was active it was somewhere else.  Anyway its ours now.  Then she will leave before 3 to have a play date in Eagle Mountain with the three 'A' -migos.  And it will also include the rest of the evening to give Shauni and Jeff time for a date of their own.  Tuesday was like that.  And today was pretty much that way too. She was away most of the afternoon and then helped Sharon be in two places at the same time and she did not get home until almost 7:30.  With her not babysitting the Nova Scotia trio (except for Monday night) she's taken advantage of her time and been off on her own a lot.  Of course what she will end up doing tomorrow depends on the weather.  If what 'they' say really happens the way that 'they' say it will happen she may not go anywhere.  It may also affect me too because if it snows as much as 'they' say I may just curl up into a ball and hide under my blanket.  I am really tired of this cold winter weather.  I know it won't last too much longer, but the older I get the less I like it. I went outside a while ago to see what it was doing.  There was no snow or rain.  In fact, there wasn't any cloud cover.  But that can change in a moment and is supposed to before morning.  When I was younger and had to make my living on the road it didn't bother me too much.  But I am glad that I don't have to go out there if I don't want too.  (I make Richard do it!)  For now all I can say is: 'See ya buddy!"