I prefer pie here, too. Always have birthday pie, usually two kinds.

• What is your absolute favorite cake? - honeybun cake
  • does cheesecake count? YUM - jusmeee
  • My family makes a cake that is very - similar to a Hummingbird cake
  • Apple Pie A La Mode!!! Go ahead, flame me LOL - nonconformist ;-)
    • Have you ever had "hypocrit" pie, a combination of applie and custard. nm - IHJB
    • I prefer pie here, too. Always have birthday pie, usually two kinds. - nm
  • Has anyone had Vesuvius cake? - Bubbles
    • no, but my mouth is watering! nm - OP
  • Just about anything CHOCOLATE. German chocolate, Texas sheet cake, etc. YUM YUM ;-) nm - KB
  • I absolutely love - rum cake!
    • yep, rum cake mmm - everydaymt
  • Earthquake Cake - YUM!
    • Earthquake cake? It that like Mudslide cake with a mocha drizzle?????????????? - Double YUM _
      • It's similar to German Chocolate cake, but - sm
        • I've made that before... - cake...sm
        • Delicious - LinK
  • Pineapple upside down - :) nm
    • Yes that's tasty but Mango downside up is my favorite cake, with a papaya drizzle. Yummmmmmmm. - Beronhout
      • that sounds good - wanna share the recipe? - nm
  • Chocolate with a chocolate ganache frosting and some extra whipped cream. nm - Mmmm
  • Ohh! - JuzMe
    • I've tried junk in the trunk before! - MountainMama
  • King Cake and let me be the one that gets the baby! - Beauxreguard nm
  • Princess cake - nm
    • never heard of it, but - OP
      • It's not complicated at all.... - EZasPIE
  • Just one? Texas cake (chocolate cake no frosting) and ... - Misha
    • My Fave? - Arkiegal
  • you guys make me hungry!! - California
    • What a coinidence! - StonedSally
      • OT, but, does anyone hate sex? - nm
        • i don't think so but - well, then check this out
      • BRUhahahahahahaHAHAHA! -------p - MTgreatness
  • Lemon pound cake wtih lemon drizzle. mmmmmmmmm - R
    • Orange cake wtih orange drizzie......Yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm! - SNT
      • NOthing beats lime cake with lime drizzle......hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!! - I beg your pardon!
        • I respectfully disagree. The BEST is CHERRY cake with cherry drizzle. YUMboooooooooooooooyyyy! - DrivingMzDaisy
          • Wrong ladies!!!!!!!!!!!!! - Prim
            • Good grief people, what;s up with all this drizzle stuff?? - Idongeevadahm
              • I prefer drizzle over frosting. It's thinner but has more flavor. nm - R
                • I agree. Here in this household we put drizzle on EVERYTHING! - V
  • Lady Baltimore!!!! - RNTO
    • LadyBaltimore is very good cake but Sir Philly's got it beat hands down! - LadyDi

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There are 2 kinds of speech recognition. Front-end, like Dragon Dictate, depends on the dictator stopping and correcting his mistakes as he goes. This is what your client should be using. Back-end speech recognition, like what InfraWare or eScription uses, recognizes that correction should occur after the fact by a qualified MT. Those systems provide the Editor with a first draft where the text is tied to the type for easy editing. Your client is confused - not you. Dragon Dictate was not meant to be used this way.

Your company didn't have to send you anything. A card is a gift -- which is optional. Since when should a recipient of a gift get to dictate what the gift is or is not?

Also, I don't think you mentioned the size of your company. Consider that not only is your attitude about the whole thing probably way off, but also you're not being realistic to think a company would have time to send each employee an individualized message.

They remembered you. They took time to send SOMETHING. Be glad and grateful. Did you send them anything?

I can understand U.S. companies wanting to cut costs and make a profit, and that of course is why they offshore.  Even though it's at a huge cost to American workers.  Which of course ultimately hurts the overall economy, because displaced workers have much less money to spend on goods & services, etc. 

Offshoring isn't likely to be outlawed (though I sure wish it were, especially when it comes to sensitive records, such as financial and medical records!)  But don't you think that if the U.S. is going to allow companies to send work offshore, those companies should have to pay a pretty hefty TAX for that privilege?  

Here in Calif., our infrastructure such as roads, bridges, school system, fire and police departments, etc. is crumbling, and always needs more money.  So of course they continue to raise taxes on us working-class people - the same ones whose jobs are going offshore!  They get a little from the Lottery, and a little more from Indian casinos, who are paying the state for the privilege of running gambling casinos in a state where gambling casinos aren't legal!  There is a tax on liquor and tobacco.  All of those things aren't really good for people, and should be taxed.

Well, offshoring work away from hard-working, middle-class Americans isn't good for people, either!  So don't you think companies should be encouraged to keep their work onshore by a TAX that would not only help each state in this country pay for things, but also remove the huge profits those companies make by taking good jobs away from Americans?  Maybe that money could even be used to save our failing Social Security system.          

What makes it worse, they wanted us to tell THEM who pays such....Good grief..

Kind of combine the two.  Dinner tomorrow.  Yee hah!  No dishes.

Hubby and kids (that are still young enough to be home) cook and  do the dishes on mother's day, so it's always been a nice week for me.

AND I'm a grandmom too..........  X 3.

Don't ask.     Still going uphill so far, though not far from the crest.