Well- there are a lot of big changes going on at work right now. In a nutshell we are going to start selling another electronic medical records software for Dr.'s. In order to sell the software we have to become certified. Which means I have to go through two weeks of training in Seattle. It was pretty intense. Luckily I didn't go alone- Leah was right there with me. We didn't just have to train, we had to demo the product back to the entire training group while the instructor quizzed and corrected us. At least at night we were able to get out of that room and check out Seattle. The most humorous part of the trip was my never ending cell phone problem- I washed my cell phone Sunday night so I had to go up there without one. I got the replacement and plugged it in for 12 hours to charge the battery. On one of our breaks I called to activate it only to find out there was no battery in it the whole time! So that night I threw it back on the charger before going out. At about 11pm Leah came in laughing her head off because I had connected it to the charger but the other end wasn't plugged into the wall! Finally around 12:30 on Friday I got my phone working! Oh well. The best thing we did in Seattle was take the ferry to one of the islands. We did a lot of running to get to the ferry, and a lot of walking after we got off, but we found this great place called Cafe Nola. I have to say that was the best crusted Halibut I have ever eaten. Then they served up some warm bread pudding. I haven't ever had that before but it was incredible! We also did the Space Needle thing, saw a giant troll that was carved out under a bridge, went to the Pike Street Market (they had these huge flower bouquets for only $5-$15!), went to Discovery park, saw the Locks, and enjoyed beautiful sunrises each morning. Oh- and we saw a drug deal happen right in front of us! Besides that, it was both a productive and enjoyable trip, but I am glad to be home!