Most of these documents are so hard to read. When we transcribe these we are sitting in a "closet" with our paper on our laps. This is also where they keep the license plates and other things used by the county clerks office. Every time they need something we have to get up and move out of the room to get out of their way. We have learned that on Tuesdays they have court and we are definately in their way. We try to work as fast as we can writing and putting the documents back in order. The books are meant mostly as an index as to what is still available. There has been a few people show up looking for info while we are there and Barbara Jackson just tells them that there isn't room for more people back there. Each time we have heard that we have gotten up and went up front and ask what they were looking for and tried to find it for them for FREE. There was a real nice lady named Mildred that subscribes to this list "Milly@kiva.net" that came in one day from out of state and we helped her as much as we can. So she can tell you first hand what kind of conditions we are working in. She also went to the old school to have a look at the mess there. If you purchase one of our books and need to know the bondsman just email me and I'll look it up for you for FREE or send an email to Diana and she'll get you a copy for FREE. I just hate taking up so much time trying to defend myself when so many of you out there has been so supportive. Thanks! Mickey