*giggles* We have exactly one table, which just got cleaned off for company, otherwise that's where I would've assumed... *checks over the tv again* I've looked eeeverywhere, I can't figure out what on earth he did with them! Nothing dire, we have a week or so to go to get things in I'm sure, and he'll be back Mon or Tues. Still driving me nuts tho.
 

That's what I'm starting to think, that he grabbed them this morning on his way out or something. Because I've really looked EVERYWHERE, and I can find the part of the bills that we hang onto, but not the envelopes and the part we send in. Given that we just did some major cleaning, they should be plainly in sight...

Eh, I'll call his dad's cell this evening sometime, and find out. *giggleshrug*
 

Called. He hasn't even written out the checks yet. Apparently I wasn't supposed to worry about them 'til he got back, which I don't recall him saying, but I wasn't exactly stressed anyway. *giggles* whee.
 

Lemme know how the Sawyer book goes, when you get there.
 

Actually going quite well, I'm nearly through. It's one of those books where the plot is just there so you're not reading dry proposition of theories.. so a few chapters in, I already knew how it was going to end. *giggles* But the ideas themselves are pretty interesting - it's fun, because the main character uses all the same arguments against God that Tom uses, so I keep flinging the counter-arguments at him whenever I can. ;) Most of the arguments I'd heard before, but the answers given in this context are pretty cool.
 

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If you like that, you might like Mindscan, which we had to read for cognitive-psych; you're welcome to my copy if you want it, but only if you tell me at the end whether you agree with my conclusion: that the book was written with a shameless hint-hint that Will Smith should play DeShaun Draper, one of the main characters, should there ever be a Mindscan movie.