When the talk was finally over, I stopped my daydreaming and looked around the room again about who might be able to flesh out Tara's idea about printing inspirational ideas on a test strip. I was on my way out the door when Ted said hello. Then I remembered that Ted owned a marketing business. I wasn't sure what he did, really, but I asked him for his card. He gave me his card and said to call him any time. I made a mental note to call him later today or the next. I wasn't sure how to approach this. Ask him about an idea but not reveal too much information. It would be tricky. Ted was an inquisitive type of guy, and he would be certain to ask questions. I decided to make some notes to myself, and then call him. It was a busy day at work, and I didn't have any time to consider Tara's idea. When I finally did, it was after four in the afternoon. My talk with Ted would have to wait until after work. When everybody finally left, I gave Ted a call, and he was gone for the day. The talk would have to wait until tomorrow.