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Well Work is going as well as can be expected I have I think finally figured out the best way to count down money after talking with one of my supervisors who gave me some pointers and some hints on how do it it seems to have worked which is reducing the amount of time that I have to spend inside the sometimes very crowded countdown room so from spending 30 minutes I have been able the past few times to count down my drawer in less than 15 minutes which is making me less stressed, my supervisors less aggrivated waiting for me to countdown.
   SO okay other than work nothing much has been going on been watchin the olympics and two nights ago I think was one of the most exciting events I have ever seen on tv.. the 4x100 individual mens relay had the closest finish of any race it was incredibly insane the US was a few arm lengths away at the beginning of the final push and then at the final 15 meeters the US just flew past the french and won by .8 one hundreths of a second.. it was crazy.
  Umm my visit with my sister was really good went out to lunch and talked and it was really nice to see her ( I avoided the family ritual torture of Scrabble) It isnt like i dont like spending time with my family but when it comes to scrabble i would rather avoid personally embarassing myself with my lack of vocabulary and spelling ability. 
 Well I have continued going to the health club and have lost about 17 pounds so I have since moving back home lost bout 20 pounds so that is very good with my semi annual diabetic checkup coming in a week. .
 thats all for now

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