Time for a break

I have been up to my eyeballs the past couple weeks in year end paperwork. Unless you own your own business you can't appreciate how much bookwork it involves. I am not complaining tho especially when it seems every day I see on the news where another business is closing and more people are out of work. I am thankful for the type of business we have as everyone has electric and sooner or later it needs repaired. Locally the commercial building sales have remained steady and we have been blessed with getting a lot of contracts. As soon as the weather breaks we will be swamped and probably have to hire temporarily in order to keep up. That also means that i will have to leave the comfort of my warm house, put on my hardhat(which by the way is pretty cool looking) and be hands on at the job site. I kinda enjoy it if it isn't bitterly cold. I have taken breaks from my paperwork to work on a scrapbook for my hubby's b-day and our anniversary. I made him one for his 50th and it was about all his outdoor adventures since he was a child. This one is about our 36 plus years together and ended up being 37 pages long. It was fun going thru pics and it gave me the idea that when I catch up I am going to put together a slideshow of all my family from years ago so be prepared. I'll be sure to put captions on them so you will know who is who. Brooke tells me I have to post a pic with my post and I really didn't have anything lately so I am posting one I took from the deck last weekend of Jay ice fishing on the pond. He slides the boat out and fishes out of it on top of the ice. Not me!!! Later