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All:

 

This week 5/21-5/25, I am on the road for work all week. And then when I get home Friday, its a holiday weekend and my Dad is up visiting from Florida. I should be pretty scarce until June 1st.

 

I am taking my smartphone, Kindle Fire and laptop with me on the road, so I will respond and keep in touch this week as I can. But most likely I will only be around in the evenings while I am in my hotel room.

 

I thank you all in advance for your understanding and patience with me the next 10 days or so. May you all have a blessed and enjoyable Memorial Day weekend. And take a moment to remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice to protect our freedoms.

 

Blessings to you all.

 

Robert

via tethered Kindle Fire on the side of the road

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I have grossly underestimated how much time this business trip would take of each day this week. Whoa!

 

I am really behind on emails, PM's and moderating the board. Everyone please be on your best behavior...LOL.

 

Please keep anything you need from me to things I can answer in one sentence for the next few days. Appreciate your help.

 

Robert via Kindle Fire using Forum Runner

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