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Life on the road with a digital connection. We've been able to keep in touch with the office, respond to client inquiries, do some promotion, some preparation for the rest of the year, get our calendar all filled with jobs, and even did a webcast. A client asked me to participate in a 90 minute webcast entitled: "Everything you've always wanted to know, but were afraid to ask your auditor." Guess which part I got to play.

A good time was had by all, and people got to talk to an auditor in a non-threatening environment. And good news.... there is no danger we'll get any more clients as a result of the effort. The participants were scattered all across the western United States, with none in our service area, Colorado and New Mexico.

We've been filling up the calendar, and it's getting scary. Most of last year's clients are coming back for 2006, we've already added three new ones, I've proposed on a big job in Snowmass that would take a month, and we wrote a proposal for Colorado Habitat for Humanity to do any of their 26 affiliates that want us....

Maybe my work here is done, and it's time to just go work with clients for a while.

In the meantime, we're moving on. We're leaving the third coast. Tomorrow, Lost Maples State Park in the Hill Country, west of San Antonio.