SH>RN> In that case, I made an "eyepo."  (-:
 
SH> We see what we want to see.  Theodore is more meticulous. :-)
 
In my defense, I have one good eye and one not-so-good eye, which throws
off the good eye.  "Eye" can see good at night, as long as I'm
looking up at the stars and planets and not behind the wheel of a car.
 
SH> Incidentally, I had coffee with Duffy last week after bumping into him at
SH> a local DVD/CD store.  He is in very good form and we had a delightful
SH> conversation.
 
If you talk to him again within the next week or so, please tell him he has
a long email coming his way.  I thought I had written to him, but the
machine I was on at the time had both fans in the power supply go bad.  I
did replace it and now I have to find out whether I'm one up on him or the
other way around.  With Duffy, it really doesn't matter because there were
times last year when we wrote each other 2-3 times a day.  Duffy has a
life, whereas mine is now weighted down with unexpected responsibilities. 
There's an old British saying that covers the previous sentence:
 
"There's always the unexpected, isn't there?"
 
 
Regards,
 
Roger

... When the going gets tough, most people leave
--- D'Bridge 3.51