The office is quiet this morning. I have had several calls, but only two people have called about business. In England today is 'Boxing Day.' That is the day upon which the owners placed a present in a box for the benefit of the employees, servants, etc.
The weather upon north is chilly and wet. There is snow in the upper mid-west. Here the temperature is cool, around 50, and a thin cotton sweater is sufficient to make me comfortable.
I tried to get Kate to come into the office and answer the phone while I ran titles in Griffin and Atlanta. But Kate wanted to rest and sleep and laze around the house. I suppose she is due a day or two like that.
I am writing while I wait around for a client to arrive at 1:30. I have another client coming in around 2:30. I have to drive to Atlanta to search a title in Fulton County. I hope I have enough time to complete all of that.
Tonight I will be making dressing for transport to Tennessee for this weekend. I am not sure why. I understand that my mother-in-law's stove is not working. I am not sure how we will heat them up when we get there. That is not my call.
I got a call from a banker I have performed closings for in the past and he wanted to close something in Meriwether County for Friday. I told him I could search the title on Thursday and close on Monday. He said he would call back. So far, no call.
I went to pick up the mail. I am expecting a check or two. The checks I was expecting did not arrive. Meanwhile, I received a small check for $50.00. Certainly not what I expected.
Expectations.
Christmas was fun and I enjoyed being with family and friends. The feasting was superb. Church was enriching (is that the right word?). Now comes New Years. And of course, our trip to Tennessee for the weekend.
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