Good morning, gang...I&#39;m at work so can&#39;t be at this for long.  We have a child coming in shortly and I want to get a cup of tea.  My 5AM coffee didn&#39;t kick in for some reason&#33;&#33;<br /><br />Jen, I&#39;m like you - my boys are 37, 26, and 23 - and no grandkids, either...the 37-year-old says he&#39;s never planning on children.  He tells me he&#39;s had his.  He really did help raise his two younger brothers.  I don&#39;t think I could have managed without him.  The middle son is the only one with a serious girl in his life but marriage isn&#39;t on the agenda right now, either.  If I do have grandkids, I&#39;ll probably be 70 by the time the first arrives and I may be a cantankerous old b%*@* by then...what did you say, Joey...I&#39;m already one??<br /><br />Sue, if you get to the San Francisco area, let me know...I&#39;m in Daly City, on the peninsula, near the SFO airport.<br /><br />Here&#39;s a poem for today:<br /><br />Cell Phones<br /><br />Cell phones are most prolific, <br />They ring out everywhere, <br />In ring tones that are hideous, <br />Making people stop and glare.<br /><br />People chat quite mindlessly, <br />In all sorts of public places, <br />About all sorts of private things, <br />With no shame upon their faces.<br /><br />A suspenseful moment at a play, <br />May have a ringing phone intrude, <br />When a thoughtless theater goer, <br />Is mannerless and rude&#33;<br /><br />The wedding vows are finished, <br />It&#39;s time for rings and things, <br />But from the groom&#39;s tuxedo pocket, <br />His blasted cell phone rings&#33;<br /><br />It seems before we buy one, <br />It be required that we get, <br />At least a basic training course, <br />In cell phone etiquette&#33;<br /><br />Carmen Henesy