Holy moly... too much sugar, indeed!  I'd be keeping the k-5 & the
ipad with me at all times, in case of evacuation order!  Save the
toys!!
:)
-c

On Mon, Oct 31, 2011 at 11:27 PM, Christine Aguila
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks, Christine!  Much appreciated.  We did, in fact, have a lovely day of 
> weather, but we had some shocking events at work today.  First, there was a 
> small fire in our new parking garage.  It was quickly attended to (we're 
> right across the street from a firehouse), and there was no damage;  then 
> someone's brakes went out will leaving the parking garage, and the driver hit 
> a ramp railing.  Again, no permanent damage, and the driver is fine.  Then we 
> had a bomb threat.  While in one of the bathrooms, students noticed "this 
> building will blow up today at 1:30 p.m." written on the wall, and, of 
> course, reported it to the teachers, who called security, who called the 
> police.  Then the fire alarm was sounded, and we evacuated.  The police and 
> the canine patrol arrived in full force.  I was in a meeting when the fire 
> alarm, so once we learned it would be a while before we could return to our 
> offices, we walked to a colleague's home two blocks away and finished up our 
> meeting.  My joke for the afternoon was "I think we've all had a little too 
> much sugar today."  So, there you have it!  The Halloween of 2011.  Big 
> cheers,  Christine/Chicago
>
>
> On Oct 31, 2011, at 8:03 AM, Christine Nielsen wrote:
>
>> Love it!  I recognize that expression... When my kids were younger, it
>> seemed that there were always several opportunities each October to
>> dress up in their Halloween costume... neighborhood parties, school
>> events, etc... by the time Halloween & trick or treating rolled
>> around, it was almost like they were over it already.  Costumes
>> again???
>>
>> :)
>> -c
>> ps: last time I was in Chicago on Halloween, it snowed!  Looks like
>> you are having better weather this time... while many in the Boston
>> area are shoveling out & still without power from our weekend snow.
>> Talk about scary!
>>
>>
>> On Sun, Oct 30, 2011 at 11:42 AM, Christine Aguila
>> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> Hi Everyone:
>>>
>>> Funny thing happened yesterday:  it was a free Saturday--hadn't had one of 
>>> those in  a long time--and I headed downtown to this little Halloween thing 
>>> for kids thinking I'd have a major all day photo walk.  I was out the door 
>>> at 10:30 a.m.  I took a few snaps at the Halloween gig, then lost interest. 
>>>  Weird because I knew I had to do my picture of the week.  When I made this 
>>> picture of the young girl, I had decided I had my PAW, and it was time to 
>>> move on.  I got lunch and walked around all day, popping in stores, people 
>>> watching, but no photography.  Oh, maybe a few shots here and there, but 
>>> nothing really to speak of.  I didn't get home until 7:30 or 8p.  Not a lot 
>>> of photography, but sure had a nice day.  Feet were sore though.  Despite 
>>> not putting a lot of effort into photography yesterday, I do like this one. 
>>>  Oh, and I upgraded to Lion last night; so far so good.  Much prefer the 
>>> email changes.  Oh, and did I mention I came home with an iPad2 yesterday?  
>>> :-)
>>>
>>> Cheers, Christine
>>>
>>>
>>> http://aguilapaw.posterous.com/
>>>
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