Kitten Eyes,,,

[CW]

Tha lady is back! Happy, happy days. Yippee.




just wanted ya to know,,,



you were missed,,,



{{{{{{{{hugs for KE}}}}}}}}

 

[Silverlily]

Thank you *blush*

I'm so happy, most of my favorite people were here tonight.

I got sucked back into the morass of retail management and inventory is Friday, so I probably will be gone for awhile again, but never once did I forget you guys.

((((HUGS))))

 

[Cheyenne]

I got sucked back into the morass of retail management and inventory is Friday, so I probably will be gone for awhile again, but never once did I forget you guys.

Inventory! Music to an old auditor's ears. Checking inventory counts used to be one of my favorite assignments as a new CPA right out of college (back in the dark ages.) I loved having control over the obnoxious guys on the manufacturing floor or in warehouses. If they gave me a hard time at all, all I had to do was point at something (usually a huge pile of greasy parts) and say "recount, please". That usually made them cooperate the rest of the day after a time or two. Until I got to the retail industry. Imagine me in a huge warehouse, floor to ceiling stock. To get to the top racks to check counts, you had to stand on a kind of platform and have a union guy raise you to the top with the forklift. I'm not a lover of heights in the first place, and one guy got me. He had just raised me to the top rack and then the bell rang for break time. Remember, I said he was union. He lived and died by that bell. He left me there for 15 minutes while he went for his coffee break! Yes, I deserved it. I'd been making them do recounts of the upper racks (the equivalent to the huge pile of greasy parts at a manufacturer). Wasn't at all funny at the time, but hilarious this many years later.

Hope your inventory goes much better than that, Kitten Eyes. Be nice to the auditor if one shows up.