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The wife is at a conference

To most people this would mean a separation from their loved one as he or she is in a different city, learning, networking, and spending time with their co-workers.  This time is different however.  Her conference is in town and I get to drive her there and home everyday.  I even have the pleasure of spending lunch with her.  yesterday we went to The Pit.

Today though, we are going to choose a more casual environment at Manhattan Cafe.  Unfortunately, tomorrow is the last day of the conference and once again I will be driving solo and lunch for one at my desk.
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