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# Notes from the Editor

This has been a fairly exhausting month. There has been so much going on that I really do not know where to start. I finally got BOTH the December and January newsletters out. That was a job in itself. The December newsletter, if you remember, was late because my disk interface needed to be repaired and the first two sections were on disk and unable to be gotten. When I received the repaired interface from AERCO, I had the newsletter printed out. By the time school got started after the holidays, I also had the January newsletter printed and ready to be printed. Then the ice storm hit Fort Worth and both newsletters were in the print shop at school, which, because of the weather, was closed for two and one-half days. That meant that I did not have them ready for the meeting in January. It seems as if there are times when everything is against an editor,/publisher.