[ExPatInFrance]

Couldn't agree with you more. You hit the nail on the head with every point.

jsut waiting for Pegiata to serve us up one of her good prayers then I'll hit the hay. Took me +3 hours for that transcription work. Plus oyu know I am not a great typist. My right hand has a couple paraylyzed fingers so I get a lot of typos, mostly leeters transposed. Most of the time I don't do spell check because I have so many typos it jsut takes to long, it gets tiring. There were so many medical words it was tough.

But I am sooooo much better off than Terri, it was just a very small thing and I was glad to do it. I jsut want Terri to get out of her prison and if there is a little something i can do, then I'll do it.

[Republic]

There is love and humor in your post. Three hours? Amazing. A lot of love, effort and work there, and it made it so easy for the rest of us to understand the gravity or GRAVITAS of the affidavits being presented before the courts.

I grew up around the journals of the college of physicians and surgeons....and I understand the weight of your favorite affidavit.

Don't EVER use spell check around here...we understand typos (I'm the queen, lol, and I don't have handicapped fingers...just the problem of my fingers not keeping up with my mind....lol, and of course, the a spell check adversion!)