Seriously, the incident with my wife going overboard happened so fast I did not have time to get scared. I could only react. However, the thought did briefly flash in my mind that a number of people, besides myself, would be deeply disappointed had I lost April in such an incident. Thank god she popped up unhurt and I was able to pull her in.
April started her position at UASC by volunteering, which was an outlet from the stress going on at her employment. The finance company subsidiary she worked at was sold in a portfolio sale (i.e. people did not go with the portfolio) to GECC and she retired and went to work at UASC. It was supposed to be a 2 day a week retirement gig. I can tell you that she's working longer hours than her corporate job, but she loves it. I tell everyone it's her idealist law school change the world job that she always wanted. She brings valuable corporate experience to the fight and you can already see the effects. The industry folks love her, which is good for my tackle habits
I'm not at liberty to tell you all that she's working on, but there are big things in store for UASC.
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