It will be a burger day in honor of Leroy. Always a guilty pleasure. Now I have a great excuse. Leroy and his friends are giving everyone permission to savor every delicious morsel. It's a "Leroy Lesson" for zesty living. A favorite funky snack bar in Evanston, Illinois will be the lunchtime spot. The walls and every available surface are decorated with extraordinary kitschy collectibles. Leroy would have loved it.

Sent by Leslie Bjorncrantz | 7:42 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Oh Laurie,

I have shared with you my rough week as you have adjusted to your "new" life. I will raise a burger for Leroy.

Thanks for the smile this morning.

Sent by Sue Chap | 7:46 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Yesterday I watched the video from Leroy's memorial service. I had already listened but now I could finally put faces with names. The second time was the same as the first....sad, humorous, uplifting and inspirational. It is rare to get to "know" someone who was larger than life. Leroy was truly larger than life and his legacy now resides with us. Thank you Laurie, Leroy's family and friends for sharing the big guy with us. We are better people because of him.

A toast today is appropriate in honor of Leroy. Of course everyday we should try to emulate his example of goodness and caring for those in need.

Prayers and blessings as always.

Sent by Al Cato | 7:54 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Dearest Laurie,
My wife and I were in the Bay area last week, visiting our son and daughter in law who live in Fremont. Last Friday afternoon, this southern boy experienced his first IN-N-OUT cheese burger...delicious. I thought of you and Leroy the whole time we were there eating.

Kind regards and still lifting,

Charles

Sent by Charles Willingham | 8:01 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Laurie,
I'm in! I can't think of a better way to start a Friday night, a good old Sonic Jalepeno burger. So tonight I will raise my burger to honor Leroy. Since this was Neil's favorite burger I will honor him too! I have not had one in one heck of a long time! Maybe I will have that chocolate shake too! Heck with calories!
Love, hugs and continued prayers!

Sent by Laurie Hirth | 8:05 AM ET | 09-19-2008

I am grilling out at the lake tonight - I will be sure to have a burger in Leroy's memory. It will be yummy "Michigan beef" for anyone who knows what that is!!! I watched the video last night for the first time. Very moving - what a great tribute that was to LeRoy. Thank you for sharing that with all of us, Laurie.

Sent by Deb from Michigan | 8:05 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Oh, that will not be hard to twist my arm to eat a cheese burger. Even easier to do so for Leroy, and for you Laurie.
You are an incredible woman.
Hope you have a peaceful weekend,
Prayers,
Wanda Amorose

Sent by Wanda Amorose | 8:15 AM ET | 09-19-2008

To all:
This is a place where so many of have fought, some of us grieve, and so many of us are still fighting. I see the same names of people each day. When I don't see a name for a few days and then a week goes by, I worry about what has happened. This family that Leroy created has become such a safe refuge for so many of us.
So, Eileen Pruyne, JCR....if your out there lurking, let us know your okay. Many here worry about you and I miss your posts!
Sasha, still lifting!
Continued prayers.

Sent by Laurie Hirth | 8:16 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Dear Laurie,
It is wonderful that so many of Leroy's friends are there for you to help you remember all the good times. My husband knew a lot of people through his business but unfortunately, we were not personal friends of theirs. I wish I could have them around to regale me with stories and memories. It must be quite comforting.

Sent by Elaine | 8:48 AM ET | 09-19-2008

OH MY! We have a Five Guys here in CT-- I will only go there on a very special occasion, otherwise I might have to go to BAFA (Burgers and Fries Anonymous). Well, this is a very special occasion-- I'll even get the double cheeseburger in honor of Leroy. And if I see anyone else in there sniffing as they chow down, I'll give them the two finger wave.
Here's to the big guy!
Namaste.

Sent by Susan | 9:00 AM ET | 09-19-2008

In the very memorable words I've heard recently, "A salad is a salad if it says it is a salad". I will be raising a burger that looks suspiciously like grilled cheese and tomato in Leroy's honor!!

Sent by eaf | 9:14 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Dear Laurie,
Be kind to yourself. You are the very fortunate beneficiary of having someone so special..........LEROY .........and the precious life you shared together. I hope the future can be beautiful and memorable for you. I pray for you to heal quickly. Go have the burger...........enjoy every last bite. We will officially declare today "Burger Day"

As always, prayers to all

Sent by sasha | 9:23 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Do you remember Hamburger Hamlet? I loved their burgers. I will have an elkburger, with blue cheese, bacon, red onion and Grey Poupon mustard in honor of Leroy today. Thank you, Laurie (and Leroy), for helping plan the menu today. Good times to remember.

Sent by Susan in the beautiful mountains of Colorado | 9:28 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Laurie, I am sure it has been a tough week. But remember we will all keep lifting.

And what a good reason to have a burger. That makes me smile.We all I am sure miss Leroy. But Laurie, we all are so glad to have you with us. I know Leroy has to be so proud of you.

Laurie, take care and try to have a good weekend. We will see you on Monday. Tou will be in my prayers.

Sent by dorothy from Oregon | 9:30 AM ET | 09-19-2008

You know, I've had a hankering for a veggie burger from J Alexander's in my town. I know, I know, it's not beef, but as luck would have it, I don't eat beef. So, I hope it counts and this is the perfect excuse for a cross-town trip :o)

Pass the mustard....and pickles...oh, and some of those fries, too.

Sent by Teri Thomas | 9:44 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Hey Laurie,
I love this post! I have a salad that I packed for lunch sitting in the refrigerator but instead, I'm going to walk down the street on this glorious day and I'm going to treat myself to a burger in honor of Leroy.

This note brings smiles as well as tears to me. Take good care and have a great weekend, all!

Sent by betsey in albany ny | 9:44 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Hi Laurie,

My friends and I are in!! There is nothing better than a big, fat juicy, burger. Please hang in there. These dark times do pass and you will emerge a changed person. Leroy will also be in your heart and the foundation will carry to find that cure. We just have to keep our hope.

Hugs.

Sent by Kathy B. | 10:01 AM ET | 09-19-2008

As all the grease drips down my chin - I'll smile and think about Leroy...and probably have fries and a shake as well!! Here's to life, living and enjoying the simple things!
Laurie - hope your weekend is good - I'm sure that as things settle down the enormity of the change in your life settles in. We're still lifting you up in prayer and sending you love.

Sent by Ruth Chermok | 10:03 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Since every small town in Texas has a Dairy Queen (and maybe not much else), you KNOW burgers are important here.
I am thinking of everyone who continues to struggle and to teach in the process.
Yes indeed, I will raise a burger to salute you all and a special remembrance of Leory and all he shared with us unselfishly. And to anyone still recovering from Ike, I send special prayers.

Sent by N.Holmes | 10:07 AM ET | 09-19-2008

If all of Leroy's friends indeed partake.. this could well create a world wide SHORTAGE of ground beef! :-))

HERE'S TO YOU LEROY!!!

Sent by Ron Bye (NH) | 10:07 AM ET | 09-19-2008

I have a second date tonight, and we're going to dinner. So I'll order the burger and a glass of wine and offer up a hearty "Salud!" both in memory of Leroy and in honor of the return of some light in my own life.

May you soon begin to find your own, Laurie.

Sent by Bruce | 10:11 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Laurie, there is a new Burger place in my neighborhood, I will raise my burger today (with mushrooms, grilled onions and cheddar) in Leroy's honor. While doing so, I will share my deep respect for his contributions to all of us through this blog with my fellow burger eating patrons.

Sent by robin solomon | 10:21 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Hi Laurie,
What a good way to remember Leroy. I have always loved hamburgers and In-n-Out was my favorite when I was still in California, however, my grandkids liked greasy Wendys so that is where we usually went. When I was in high school I was a burger flipper at Tastee Freeze. Those weren't great burgers but had a certain taste. Every once in awhile I have a Big Mac attack because they are closest to the Tastee Freeze "taste".
Have a great burger served up with wonderful memories of Leroy.
Charlotte in Rural Ridge, PA

Sent by Charlotte Kewish | 10:21 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Here's to you Leroy!!!! And this evening, some wine under the stars with some good conversation. Might even light a log in the outdoor fireplace. Cheers...sending love to you today Laurie, Linda

Sent by Linda Lee | 10:23 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Dearest Laurie and All,

Laurie, Have a wonderful Friday and the biggest burger you can find! I know the weeks and months ahead will continue to be a challenge, but you are meeting that challenge head on! Your strength is an inspiration to all of us!
I will need a rain check on the burger today due to the after effects of Chemo on Wednesday. But by next week, I will be burger hunting in honor of both you and LeRoy! Hang Tough, Laurie, we are all here with you!!

To Laurie Hirth, Thank you for your concern, it is deeply appreciated! We were off-line for a few weeks due to a crash of our computer hard drive. Fortunately, our son, Dave, works with computers and he was able to come to our rescue. When I call Dave with a problem, I always ask him if I have 24 hour tech support. Then he knows he has a parent problem again. I am doing pretty well between chemo sessions which are every 3 weeks. We seem to be in a holding pattern, the tumors are staying about the same for now. Hopefully, we will make more progress in time. Laurie, I hope that things are getting easier for you. I know that you have had your heart and hands full and it is hard to push on alone. But you are in my thoughts and prayers. And I hope that you can feel the love that surrounds you, too.

To All, Have a wonderful "Burger Day" in honor of LeRoy and Laurie!! And may peace and Happiness light your path this weekend!! God Bless!!

Eileen Pruyne
Charlotte, NC

Sent by Eileen Pruyne | 10:35 AM ET | 09-19-2008

I love your post today - I will go for a big juicy cheeseburger today. Laurie, still lifting.

Sent by Beth | 10:45 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Watched the video of the memorial service. Nicely done. Particularly nice to see you, Lauri. Your are an embodiment of his memory. I just received another zero PSA blood count eighteen months after prostate surgery. So I am doing well. But, I will always remember Leroy's spirit as he "lived" with his cancer.

Sent by John McCrillis | 10:57 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Laurie,
I am a day ahead of everyone. Yesterday the grill special was a Texas chili burger with fries. There's still a corner of it left and I will celebrate Leroy when I get home. Hope that counts because my cholesterol has been through the roof!

Sent by Dianne (DC) | 11:00 AM ET | 09-19-2008

I'm lifting my burger in salute!

Sent by Gyla | 11:16 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Dear Laurie,

I will raise a burger today. I have enjoyed getting to know you and some of Leroy's real friends (as opposed to us virtual friends) this week. First I listened to the memorial and then really savored the visual once it was added here. I'm glad to finally see you, to be clear that, yes, it was just this past June that you married and to hear all of you honor Leroy after his exuberant life among you. Your blessings to this world and his abound.
Thanks, Eleanor

Sent by Eleanor | 11:17 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Laurie, Thank you for staying "tuned in" and sharing your Leroy remembrances as they come to you. As for the burger, you bet. I don't eat meat much but on special occasions, and here's one of them!

Sent by Sally in Spokane | 11:24 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Usually on infusion Wednesdays, I stop at the Mexican take-out for my bi-weekly indulgence. Spicy food is the only thing I can taste during infusions, and I get enough for dinner and to last for a couple snacks until the 5FU pump comes off.

But this week, for some reason, I skipped the Mexican take-out and went to Quaker Steak and Lube for a burger, their chips, and an order of chipotle-dusted wings.

I'm guessing it's a burger Leroy would've liked--big and juicy, covered with melted swiss, grilled red onions, tomato and pickles, with three strips of pepper bacon and a dollop of some seriously spicy BBQ sauce.

I didn't know it was going to be burger Friday--but it's perfect. Count me in.

Laurie--my strong thoughts to you, every day.

Sent by Pat Steer | 11:27 AM ET | 09-19-2008

What a way to remember a loved one!! And Leroy is there with everyone having that cheeseburger! G-d bless you Laurie.

Take care and have a peaceful weekend.

Love, Jan

Sent by janice goldberg white | 11:29 AM ET | 09-19-2008

It's official (and won't take an act of Congress); this is:

"Lift a Burger to Honor Leroy" Day!

From Maureen in Arlington, VA

Sent by Maureen Doallas | 11:38 AM ET | 09-19-2008

hehehe, burger on! and, I think Leroy would appreciate the White House recognition today, 19 September with the POW/MIA Recognition Proclaimation... I'm going to raise a flag and eat a burger whilst thinking of Leroy and the soldiers he humored, honored, cajoled and reported about.
Lifting and loving, willing for Laurie and this family a very special fulfilling weekend. 1 2 3 ...

Sent by Stitches | 11:39 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Laurie, your suggestion sounds like a perfect excuse to take my mother into town for a burger.
I was so grateful to be at Leroys' memorial service in spirit via the stream of it on NPR. It was generous of you to include us. What wonderful memories and tributes. Leroy was obviously a kind, caring and generous person to those who knew him. His generosity here was, of course, not an abberation.
It still seems odd to not have him writing here every day, and to only hear that booming voice in retrospect.
I wish you well Laurie. I wish us all well.

Sent by Nancy K Clark | 11:50 AM ET | 09-19-2008

I'm all in! Hamburgers on the grill tonight it is! We will certainly toast both of you and be thinking you Laurie, like we do so often.

I was one of the folks who felt strongly that the blog should stop after Leroy stopped updating it, but now I'm so thankful that you are keeping it going and I really hope it's helping you through this unbelievable journey. It just has to help to know that so many people are with you and lifting you up.

I'll continue to tune in as long as you continue to write.

Thank you and take care of you.

Sent by Amy Norelius | 11:51 AM ET | 09-19-2008

Laurie,
I am new to this site but I commend you on your courage during this time. Can I ask a question and maybe you cant address this and it is out of place. Your husband was at a premier institution for his care and received excellent care. What would you do if this was not the case. I know this is stupid question but I am trying to look for answers about how to continue living without a loved one who died and didnt receive good care at all. My mom died at Maimonides medical center in Brooklyn and the care was so horrible. Not only do I have to death with the death of my best friend which is impossible but for the rest of my life, I will be thinking she should not have died such a horrible death due to such poor care. She would have been alive if not for all the mistakes. How can someone go on knowing this. That is wasnt her disease but rather the poor care that killed her. I am beside myself. How would you deal with this?

Sent by sharon | 11:55 AM ET | 09-19-2008

To paraphrase Homer Simpson, "Mmmmmmmmmmm ... Burgers!" With great pleasure, we'll hoist ours tonight to honor Leroy~

Last weekend, as we drove to and from Montana to see an old and dear friend with newly diagnosed Hodgkins, every time we encountered a Jeep, we offered up the secret wave. (Of course, Leroy the stuffed polar bear was with us, reclining comfortably in the back seat.)

With love to you, Laurie, for a "good" weekend, spent as you wish and need; and with love to one and all of Leroy and Laurie's devoted friends, here and in "the real world",

Sent by Kim Forester | 12:01 PM ET | 09-19-2008

Laurie, You got ot, I can certainly get down with that. You have a good weekend. Thoughts, Stan

Sent by Stan Wozniak | 12:09 PM ET | 09-19-2008

Laurie, I went to In-N-Out yesterday and I didn't even know I could dedicate it to Leroy. I haven't been for a long time and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Now I know why. I've never written before but I have popped into the blog occasionally and always listed to Leroy on NPR. Leroy and this wonderful extended family of his helped me make it through the loss of my cousin who was more like a brother to me and my uncle, all within the space of 7 months. I listened to the memorial service and I was so touched. I will miss Leroy's voice and his wisdom. How lucky you are to have been the love of his life and he yours. Bless You and keep writing. You make such a wonderful difference

Sent by Lorraine from San Jose | 12:25 PM ET | 09-19-2008

Yes, indeed! We'll be raising our burgers to Leroy tonight. There's an IN-N-OUT Burger place nearby here in Sacramento, but theirs aren't nearly as juicy and delicious as the ones fresh off our backyard grill. We'll add some swiss cheese and sauteed mushrooms, reach over and pick a plump, red tomato from the garden...some chips, a glass of Cabernet...Ahhh! Living in the moment is not half bad.

To all of you who are struggling with cancer or enduring tough treatment or loving and caring for someone who is --you are in my thoughts and prayers today.

Sent by Doris | 12:37 PM ET | 09-19-2008

Count me in! Cheers Laurie - hope yours comes with fries - mine sure will!

Sent by Liz L. | 12:45 PM ET | 09-19-2008

I am a vegetarian, but I will have a juicy boca burger with cheese and think of Leroy while I am eating it!

Sent by Susan | 1:10 PM ET | 09-19-2008

sounds like a great idea. my family and I will be going to Red Robin tonight in honor of our much-missed leroy.

Sent by roni | 1:11 PM ET | 09-19-2008

We will go today and pig out on a huge burger, loaded w/ all the condiments that can be applied. We'll be dining at Canyons here in Bothell, WA home of the worlds biggest and bestest Mushroom & Pineapple Burger. All this in honor of Leroy

Sent by Robert Sheehan | 1:13 PM ET | 09-19-2008

In Anchorage, for old timers, it is "Arctic Road Runner" for the best burgers in town! Thanks, Laurie and Leroy!

Sent by Lucy from Alaska | 1:43 PM ET | 09-19-2008

I love that Leroy's friends call a/b eating double cheeseburgers. I am getting an In-N-Out craving and will raise one for Leroy.
xo jennifer in CA

Sent by Jennifer in CA | 1:47 PM ET | 09-19-2008

What perfect timing--I'm taking this afternoon off and was already planning on picking up a burger somewhere for lunch. So now it'll be a burger and fries in honor of Leroy and Laurie! (I might even say the heck with the calories and add a chocolate shake...)

~Bruce: so glad to hear that joy is returning for you!

Laurie, I'm sending you hugs and hopes for a peace-filled weekend. Always lifting!

Sent by Nita | 1:50 PM ET | 09-19-2008

What a great reason to order a juicy blue cheese bacon burger at our favorite place - Scott's! Here's to you and Leroy Laurie!

Sent by Dannielle Higgins in Traverse City, MI | 2:15 PM ET | 09-19-2008

Graham,
I checked out Over The Rainbow by "IZ" ...it was beautiful! I remember IDOL's Jason Castro singing it and thinking what a wonderful job he did! Thank you for sharing it with us and thinking of us again!
Much love! Laurie

Sent by Laurie Hirth | 2:32 PM ET | 09-19-2008

I saluted Leroy with a Double Whopper for lunch. What a wonderful idea.

I watched the video of Leroy's Life Celebration. It was so wonderful. It was perfect for the "big man" we came to love.

Sent by Sandra Mann | 2:44 PM ET | 09-19-2008

Laurie, if you don't mind, i will eat a big Salad for Lorey. :o) With all these burgers tributed to him, he might appreciate a little veggie as well.

Sent by Dingdang | 2:44 PM ET | 09-19-2008

In honor of the big guy I raise my veggie burger ...and a beer too!! lol

Have a lovely week end Laurie. Try to find something that makes you laugh out loud.

Sent by liz Zimmerman | 3:02 PM ET | 09-19-2008

Laurie,
Yesterday I watched the tribute to Leroy. It was beautiful and what wonderful memories, that were shared with all of us, who never had the pleasure of meeting you and Leroy. I always felt like I knew both of you, through this blog.
God Bless You and Thank You for sharing Leroy and YOU !!!!

Sent by Vickie Brown | 3:16 PM ET | 09-19-2008

A work colleague and I went to Ike's in Minneapolis for our "Leroy Buger." Tasted really good. Here's to Leroy and Laurie - and still lifting....

Sent by Renay | 3:52 PM ET | 09-19-2008

Laurie, What an honor to have been able to watch the memorial service. Leroy sounds so much like people I know, myself included. Well I'm 52 so that might have something to do with it. I'd be thrilled to have a burger in Leroy's honor. Peace and blessings go out to you this weekend.

Sent by Jeanne Stevens | 5:20 PM ET | 09-19-2008

Laurie - Just watched the video. There are no words to thank you enough. What a gift to all us on My Cancer. And, you show such strong spirit - no wonder he loved you. We are all with you - hope you genuinely feel that.

Sent by Wendy Adamson | 5:54 PM ET | 09-19-2008

I enjoyed a mushroom swiss burger today and toasted his well lived life in my mind.

Sent by Nichole in FL | 6:04 PM ET | 09-19-2008

I will be going out this evening, and will eat my first guilt-free burger in a long time. I will savor every bite.
Godspeed!

Sent by Hilary Collins | 6:11 PM ET | 09-19-2008

Well, okay, if you insist.....I'll have a Checkers Champburger with cheese and bacon. Look out arteries --- here she comes!

Sent by Marilyn Trujillo | 6:18 PM ET | 09-19-2008

Laurie, I had a hotdog instead... but i thought of you guys. I loved the part of Leroys memorial that said a salad is still a salad - even when it is ribs!

Hang in there.

Sent by Beth | 7:49 PM ET | 09-19-2008

To Sharon who commented earlier...I have listened to many of Leroy's radio interviews since he started My Cancer and he was always very thankful that he had good insurance and was able to take advantage of the best medical care. He knew he was lucky and that there were a lot of unlucky ones out there. And that it wasn't fair. I think that his willingness to bring that up during his interviews helps bring the divide to the notice of the policy makers.

In the end, and this is my opinion, it's up to all of us to vote for politicians who are willing to make a difference in this issue.

Sent by Kathy G | 7:58 PM ET | 09-19-2008

Here in Chapel Hill, my son and I had our "Leroy" burgers from a new place called Buns that I had been wanting to try. Thanks for giving me a reason!

Tomorrow is my third survivor anniversary. I will be thinking of all of my friends in Leroy's Army, as I celebrate how grateful I am to still be here.

Sent by Gretchen Hoag | 11:14 PM ET | 09-19-2008

Laurie,
I listened to the audio of Leroys celebration earlier in the week but watched it tonight. I was as moved by the second as the first. Leroy touched so many lives in a positive way and left behind so many wonderful friends and a wife who loved him unconditionally. I think you must have been an amazing couple. Today was scan day for my husband to see if the brain is behaving itself and as usual his reward was his favorite Mexican place that we have gone to for 30 years but I would have loved to raise a wonderful hamburger to Leroy. The next time I have one it will be with him in mind since I too love a good cheeseburger.I hope you find some moments of peace on this beautiful weekend.

Sent by Kathie | 12:11 AM ET | 09-20-2008

I have been following Leroy's journey and this blog daily ever since I heard him on NPR say, "My doctors are trying to kill me...." back in 2006, I stayed in my car in the Parking lot to finish hearing what he had to say. I was willing to be a few minutes late to work in order to finish hearing him!!

This is my first blog posting ever but I had to let Laurie know how much of an impact Leroy had.
Leroy will live on. Thanks for sharing his tribute with us.

Sent by T. Palangyo | 1:40 AM ET | 09-20-2008

Laurie -

We will happily gobble up some burgers in honor of Leroy! No problem there.

Sent by Linnea | 7:11 AM ET | 09-20-2008

Laurie

I had a 1/2 pound cheeseburger with all the fixings, fries and a beer!

Keep lifting Laurie...and thank you for your strength!

Sent by John | 3:13 PM ET | 09-20-2008

Since I've been left with the inability to eat most "normal" food since my cancer treatment, I have to pass on the burger. But things like burgers and hotdogs and all that delicious bad-for-you stuff is what I often crave. So I'm delighted that everyone here who can eat a burger, will eat a burger for Leroy. I certainly would if I could!

Sent by N.R. | 3:20 PM ET | 09-20-2008

We have returned from a week at Crystal Pier, San Diego ... and enjoyed a stop at In-N-Out on our way there. Every time I go there now I think of Leroy. Hubby is in remission and this was a joyful trip where he was able to do more than just rest in the cottage this year. Leroy's journey has emphasized to us the importance of living each day to the fullest.

I've been away from the computer for a few weeks and have missed the daily blog. Thank you so much, Laurie, for continuing to write. I'm going to watch the memorial now.

I do hope each day becomes just a bit easier for you. We're still lifting.

Sent by Dianne in Nevada | 4:30 PM ET | 09-20-2008

Our green chile cheeseburgers will be raised to Leroy on Sunday, here in NJ. It is a great reason to fire up the grill and salute you and your strength.
With care and peace.

Sent by anne lumberger | 7:11 PM ET | 09-20-2008

My husband and I went out for a burger last night (and I do not eat meat). But, as I ate my burger and thought of Leroy and you it tasted really good...

Sent by sue | 2:11 PM ET | 09-21-2008