Group Hug

What could be better than a cyber group hug?  A real group hug.  But that's besides the point.  I'm sending out a cyber group hug today, I'm reaching out the SJG arms, because I can't figure out how to get all of you together in Sherman Oaks to thank you in person for your kind anniversary wishes.  It was a lovely 32nd, made even more special by the early morning arrival of Sahid, the Sears Guy.  Everyone should share an anniversary with this guy.  He comes in, he fixes stuff, and he leaves.  If you need him again, you call up and say, "Um, Sahid, no offense, dude, but you didn't really fix the fridge.  Can you come back?"  In real life, where your loved ones aren't under warranty, and you don't pay them to cooperate, not on a regular basis, at least, if you said, "Uh, remember that thing you said you'd do?  It's still eff'd up.  Do over, or, no din-din for you," I guarantee, it wouldn't go over well.  But an employee of Sears doesn't take this sort of situation personally.  He doesn't consider anything a failure.  He just comes back, all smiles, and tries again.  So, hugs to Sahid for finally fixing the fridge (kina hora) and hugs to you for all your kind wishes.  Now, it's on to the 33rd, the 34th and beyond.