Tag Archives: Mary Lucia Randel

Dear Joseph and Lucia, It’s Wednesday and I’m at work. There isn’t much new to say today. I just wanted to check in and let you know I’m thinking about you guys. I miss you horribly and will continue to … Continue reading →

Dear Joseph and Lucia, I apologize for not writing to you as frequently as I have in the past. I’ve been busy with work and dealing with the events going on with Melynda and Rachael. Work has been busy with … Continue reading →

Dear Joseph and Lucia, I did the best I could to throw myself into work yesterday. Both of your birthdays always throw me for a loop. I would love to buy you presents and treat you to an adventure of … Continue reading →

Dear Joseph and Lucia, It snowed yesterday. It was a bit ironic. The plant closed yesterday in expectation to the bad weather. But it didn’t come in until after work hours. This morning is when the plant should have at … Continue reading →

Dear Joseph and Lucia, Last night was a late night. I took the train this weekend which wasn’t a good idea. The trip down Saturday ended up taking 8 hours. It was delayed for two hours just to start. Then … Continue reading →

Dear Joseph and Lucia, I took the test and passed it with an A. That means I’m certified for another 2 years as a LabVIEW developer.  I spent a week studying and was nervous as all get out. The test … Continue reading →

Dear Joseph and Lucia, It’s been a tough week. I’ve had troubles at work. Two of the test cells had massive problems involving the software. I’ve had my feet held to the fire all week getting them back up and running. … Continue reading →

Dear Joseph and Lucia, Good Morning! I’m sorry I haven’t written in the last few days. Work has been extremely intense and I’ve been in the lab troubleshooting problems the whole time.  The good news is I reached out for … Continue reading →

Dear Joseph and Lucia, I was reflecting today on the staircase in the house in Ball Ground.  I was converting them from carpeted to hardwood. It was a lengthy process which involved removing just a few at a time just … Continue reading →