Oh my god!!!!!!!

I can't even describe the aggravation I have for the stupid computer. Well to be honest with you it is not really the computer it is the stupi phone line. The last time I posted was about midnight. That took about an hour to get online. Tonight it took about half the time. Which I guess is better than an hour. I also can't stand the fact that I can no longer go online and comment and post at work. Those people are such assholes. I am going to see if I have any pictures here on this puter. I did everything at work so I tried to send all my "stuff" to myself. I have a lot of posts to do. Jake and Spot have some things to say so I can't take up too much time on my sites. They are just as anxious to post as I am. I also haven't had much time to post because of all the running around I have to do. Hopefully that will all change soon. The kids like their new school which is a good thing. They also like the new neighbors. There are a couple kid about their own age. The two yards we have together are huge. We are also surrounded by horses. My daughter loves that. Well I have to go do a bunch of stuff. Hope to see you all soon. I do not have pics on this computer I will have to figure it out.

yeah

I am finally back online! I was able to get the stupid computer on. I should say connected to the net. That is all for tonight I will post hopefully tomorrow.See you all soon.

Kevin Michael Williams

Kevin was 24 years old. He worked for Sandler O'Neill on the 104th floor of the World Trade Center.

Last year, Kevin M. Williams decided to pop the big question and ask Jillian Volk, his high school sweetheart, to marry him. Mr. Williams, 24, a bond salesman at Sandler O'Neill on the 104th floor of the south tower, took her to Macy's just before Christmas. Together on Santa's lap, he asked. "She had tears of joy," said Dan Williams, his uncle. "Kevin always had a knack to do something a little extra, to make those special occasions something a little extra." Since that day at Macy's, the wedding, scheduled for December, was all Mr. Williams talked about, even at a party in June for his brother's high school graduation. "These were young people in love," his uncle said. Profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on September 16, 2001.