NOTHING TO DO WITH SOCIAL SECURITY WHATEVER....

My favorite flowers - now in full bloom just outside my office window - have nothing whatever to do with Social Security disability claims or appeals.  However, they serve to remind me that nothing is permanent and it pays to stop every now and then and smell the flowers.  Hope you enjoyed these as much as I do.

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