Andy,
Your perception or understanding of things is slightly off key.  Before you spread anymore misunderstandings, let me clear up a few thing.  At the meeting, I didn&#039;t mean I did not have time to do Louisville, I simply said &amp;quot;I need a break&amp;quot;.  You have NO clue how much time it takes to get ready for that show and how much responsibility is put on me.  I&#039;ve been going down there and assisting with the booth for 10 years.  The past few years it&#039;s been COMPLETELY on my shoulder.  I just needed a break and that&#039;s what I asked for. That&#039;s all. You also don&#039;t realize that I hardly have one day to prepare for that show because a magazine deadline is always a day prior to that show.  Last year I left for Louisville 12 hours after sending a magazine to the printers.  

I was NOT after Don Barnett&#039;s job as the webmaster.  Don&#039;t make this personal.  Too much of that has happened in the last year.  Yes, I agreed to be the webmaster because we desperately needed a website that was fully functional and I needed access to it to post magazine information.  Chris Losey built the &amp;quot;forum&amp;quot; page and the &amp;quot;guestbook&amp;quot;.  I could not have done those without Chris&#039;s help.   I put together everything else though.  I had quite a few hours invested in building the site.  

I was offered $500 per year for additional duties which included building the website and mailing out all the back issues.  That&#039;s less that $10 per week for duties that took about 3 hours a week (and that didn&#039;t include building the site initially).  You do the math.  

No, it does not take 60 days to lay out a magazine.  But you are obviously clueless as to the additional duties that I do on behalf of the HPOCA.  They are not listed in my contract, but if you&#039;d like a list, I could probably provide one.  I wish that the board members would have spent a day or two at my place and see what I actually did.  One board member has been in my office and he&#039;s the only one that voted to keep me.  

Andy, my shoulders are getting tired, so do you think you can quit the Sherry bashing now?  According to the radio, tis the season to be jolly.