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And those Sunday night powâ€"wows, that‘s how we start every week, putting event to calendar. "Rick here then, Beth there then, going to T.O. Wednesday, golf tournament Thursday, awards dinner Friday, kids‘ school play Tuesday, soccer Thursday, swimming..." Sanity calendars. Millions have used them before us, and millions more will in the future. Just write it down, earty and was going with them when I drove out the driveway before you this morning?" At which point, I rip over to the calenâ€" dar, look at Friday, and see nothing save a 38â€"word notation that 1 had "a breakfast meeting with probable clients, but in today‘s fastâ€"paced world you never know who‘s going to find the proposal attractive and..." "Huh. Nothing on the calendar." "You can‘t be serious about this schedule," 1 chortled. "Monday night you have six things written down between 69 p.m." "Dead serious," she replied, "and that doesn‘t even the picking up at the sitter‘s, the dropping off of the term paper stuff. Just where we all have to be, and when." Phew. In some ways 1 have mastered ours well, in other ways, there‘s work to be done. For instance, 1 have marked down every golf tournament 1 plan to play in until oh, the first week of November. This falls under the "firstâ€"in" category, an unwritten rule if ever there was one. Simply, if you‘re first on the board, anything else has to be fit around it. For instance, if Beth says, "oh, 1 see you have a golf tournament October 12, 1 was supposed to work that weekend in Montreal to make our family some hardâ€"earned money so our kids can have new boots for the winter", well, which ink is the driest? 1 also suffer a bit from system overioad. 1 will cram as much info into those oneâ€"inch "date" squares as possible. For example, "Rick, press conference 4:30 p.m. so might not be home for dinner but if it‘s steak or fried chicken let me know in morning but if tuna casserole, well, there‘s a recepâ€" uon after the press conference that 1 really should go to." What often falls through the cracks for both Beth and me is that we at times "assume" scenarios. Instance: 1 arrive home for supper. "Where‘s the kids?" she‘ll say. "Uh, aren‘t they here?" 1 not intelligently reply. "No, remember 1 told you Sunday night 1 was working the extra day Friday and they‘d be going to after school care? Where did you think 1 "Yes dear, go get the kids. I‘m sure they‘ll be thrilled to see Canadian Publ Mail Sales Prod =@ * @ W ® Thels § Agreement #136379 FINE AUTOMOBILE BOOY ANO PAiNT Published every Wednesday by The Fairway Group 15 Contennial Dr. Kitchoner 40 HLLIL_ Lâ€"â€" R_LGPRALLO3_ Air 240 Holiday Inn Dr. Unit E. Cambridge ON. May 29, 1996 WATERLOO CHRONICLE , Specializing in PORSCHE, JAGUAR & BMW Automobiles Original Paint Finishes Unsurpassed Collision Repair Closed Sun. & Mon. 22 Regina St. Waterioo MbKHCLh LINGERIE and LADIES WEAR perking at reor 885â€"1162 mmnmonrnmnmenmimmpennmmmnnenyeimnememiesue 30 WEBER §T. NORTH + WATERLOO « 746â€"4261 STORE HOURS: Mon.â€"Sat. 10â€"5:30 p.m.; Thurs. & Fri. 10â€"9 p.m. Save P 1G A P sale ends Friday, May 31st invebtory clearance ¢2 T 4 M m + L + STANLEY GURCER,! GET C %“ Y Bu | rmigs, PoP (O8 4 /p ppjeg | Fhes.p + + ( 1 not vaiid with 1 Cbupon not valld with s ¢ | Coupon 1 1 any other promotions, § 40 Other prOMOUONS, 3 3» WE SELL furniture ) 8851850 . \A" 4c . h WÂ¥ t n Ametn en mcry emmnotesterntnn on rarvemmocenstmnds "o c SE conmeninn en my‘t ow acond hk 210 KING Plbiheaih m Following the for all riders and $10 per p people (over 1 $20 for indivi Rid RE