I have fallen

I was able to get a lot of work done this morning before things went haywire. The time sheets were figured, the payroll finished except for making the checks, some bills were paid, including money to the IRS from where I made a miscalculation on our tax return, and I went to the bank and deposited last weeks checks from the accounts. All went well until I was walking back into the office where my bad knee buckled and I hit the wall and floor, but not before breaking a lamp. I barked my knuckles and have a carpet burn on my knee; I haven't had so much fun since I used to come home drunk. At least I was inside my own house and did not embarrass myself in front of a stranger. I need to get this knee fixed, and if Carolyn does not have to have surgery, I intend to have it fixed.
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How was your day?
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Is there a Fiat in your future? Looks like the Italian company is thinking big—very big—and will be buying into not only Chrysler, but also purchasing in full General Motors' huge German Opel division. Fiat will be receiving billions of euros in loan guarantees from European governments. That is another reason American companies cannot compete in a global market; they are not partially owned, financed, or guaranteed by our government. The crap that has happened recently to our banks and car companies does not count in the worldwide market. Foreign companies have long been subsidized or outright owned by their respective governments. Free trade? Forget it!
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