Better health & now a sense of mourning...

This morning as the sun rose, Heather Dorius, of Spanish Fork, arose from her bed free from the grips of the awful ailment that has been plaguing her. Her family was jubilant as she joined them for breakfast, able to swallow each well chewed bite with little discomfort. She has gone about her day disinfecting the house and all washable surfaces, as to prevent the spread of this horrible illness.

In the early to mid afternoon, Heather sat down at the computer desk in the office and discovered to her dismay, the family's almost 9 year old computer will not turn on. It has given some warning signs the last few months; turning off at random and locking up, however these symptoms were noted and slightly disregarded.

And now, as the afternoon passes, a deep sense of longing, sorrow and mourning are overcoming this overworked, under-paid Spanish Forkian. The torment at the thought of the 100's of photos lost, of documents that must be re-made to make their business's function, and most of all, for the months of reconstruction and hours that must take place in order to recover some sense of what the family's two business' did this last year as their Quickbooks records may be lost. Taxes!? Oh the anguish!

In lieu of flowers, the community is asked to donate their own time to backing up their precious computers.

(thank heavens for the laptop - I can at least do the bid that was emailed today! ack!)