On my way to the grocery store tonight, I stopped and took this picture at a church next to it. It's probably not much, but today it's all I've got! :)
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Picture a day Challenge--202
On my way to the grocery store tonight, I stopped and took this picture at a church next to it. It's probably not much, but today it's all I've got! :)
Picture this...
Ever had one of those days where you KNOW you were busy and got lots done, but you have few things to show for it (including pictures!)??
That was our day...
So, the short of it--
Instead of proof, you will have to Picture this:
Pretty much scrounging for bits and pieces to make meals...hot dogs and scrambled eggs for lunch? Yep--in this house, on this day...
We were given a twin bed and got to put it up for Kaden. This also meant I got to pick out new bedding for him...and I love that part. :) So picture us up to our knees in toys and clothes (where did all that stuff come from?!), rearranging the placement of furniture at least 5 times, and finally getting a good cleaning done in the boys' room. :)
Picture me finally getting my new meal cards made for my monthly menu...hooray!
Picture me, actually getting a grocery list made up. (and frame that picture, would ya?)
Picture us, roasting with the warm weather we have had...but also picture me getting totally ticked off any time the kids turned off our only source of cool air coming from the little window air conditioner. (I guess I just don't deal with the heat all that well! :)
Picture me, finally heading to the store...stocking up...and coming home with lots of fresh food and meal options. Am ready to roll in the cooking department!
Picture us...surrounded by lots to do...dreading that school starts in only 3 short days...loving every second we have had to spend together this break...ready for a good night's rest.
Picture me writing something much more exciting tomorrow...
That was our day...
So, the short of it--
Instead of proof, you will have to Picture this:
Pretty much scrounging for bits and pieces to make meals...hot dogs and scrambled eggs for lunch? Yep--in this house, on this day...
We were given a twin bed and got to put it up for Kaden. This also meant I got to pick out new bedding for him...and I love that part. :) So picture us up to our knees in toys and clothes (where did all that stuff come from?!), rearranging the placement of furniture at least 5 times, and finally getting a good cleaning done in the boys' room. :)
Picture me finally getting my new meal cards made for my monthly menu...hooray!
Picture me, actually getting a grocery list made up. (and frame that picture, would ya?)
Picture us, roasting with the warm weather we have had...but also picture me getting totally ticked off any time the kids turned off our only source of cool air coming from the little window air conditioner. (I guess I just don't deal with the heat all that well! :)
Picture me, finally heading to the store...stocking up...and coming home with lots of fresh food and meal options. Am ready to roll in the cooking department!
Picture us...surrounded by lots to do...dreading that school starts in only 3 short days...loving every second we have had to spend together this break...ready for a good night's rest.
Picture me writing something much more exciting tomorrow...
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Picture a day Challenge--201
This was one of my favorite wagon pictures...Spencer looks SO surprised. :) It just made me smile! Now when is that boy's HAIR gonna grow?
Lemon-AID
It all started with a pair of running pants...
PINK running pants, nonetheless! :)
We found a pair in Jenna's size tucked away in her buckets of clothes. I have no idea where these came from...but she loves them because those are the pants she wears to RUN. Brandon taught her that pearl of wisdom. :)
Brandon and Jenna did their stretches and then went out for a jog--we all decided to go and make a walk out of it.
One word: PRICELESS
She clearly has inherited my running stance...maybe if she practices she can overcome such a depressing trait! :)
WARNING: Lots and lots of pictures of very missed children ahead...
I think all the kids grew some while I was gone...or learned a new word, did a new trick, or discovered how something works. But my little Spencer shot up like a weed. Where did my baby boy go??? (p.s. it only LOOKS like the boys are dressed alike. In reality, their shirts are completely different.)
And that little Kaden kid decided to be a big boy and pull the wagon himself. I can't believe how grown up he is looking!
On our walk we came across a cute little group of kids selling lemonade and candy. You all are aware of my history with candy (especially in San Fransisco), so I myself refrained. But we did splurge on some lemonade (of which I did not partake...the look on Brandon's face said it all!) :)
Our warm lemonade was purchased and had to be consumed on the spot...just so the dishwasher could get the ceramic mugs all cleaned up for the next customer...(victim??)
But it was a nice chance to get out and about...and I am happier than ever to be back at home with my family (even despite the whining and chaos that followed us around today!)
PINK running pants, nonetheless! :)
We found a pair in Jenna's size tucked away in her buckets of clothes. I have no idea where these came from...but she loves them because those are the pants she wears to RUN. Brandon taught her that pearl of wisdom. :)
Brandon and Jenna did their stretches and then went out for a jog--we all decided to go and make a walk out of it.
One word: PRICELESS
She clearly has inherited my running stance...maybe if she practices she can overcome such a depressing trait! :)
WARNING: Lots and lots of pictures of very missed children ahead...
I think all the kids grew some while I was gone...or learned a new word, did a new trick, or discovered how something works. But my little Spencer shot up like a weed. Where did my baby boy go??? (p.s. it only LOOKS like the boys are dressed alike. In reality, their shirts are completely different.)
And that little Kaden kid decided to be a big boy and pull the wagon himself. I can't believe how grown up he is looking!
On our walk we came across a cute little group of kids selling lemonade and candy. You all are aware of my history with candy (especially in San Fransisco), so I myself refrained. But we did splurge on some lemonade (of which I did not partake...the look on Brandon's face said it all!) :)
Our warm lemonade was purchased and had to be consumed on the spot...just so the dishwasher could get the ceramic mugs all cleaned up for the next customer...(victim??)
But it was a nice chance to get out and about...and I am happier than ever to be back at home with my family (even despite the whining and chaos that followed us around today!)
Feelin' like it's Christmas
It's 2:19 a.m....Eastern Standard time...in Ohio...where I am.
It's 11:19 p.m. Pacific Standard time...in California...where my body is used to being.
I think I am tired now...and I WANT to go to sleep.
But because I flew in after bedtime, the kids were already asleep. And right this second, the thought of seeing my kids is like waiting to see what Santa will bring on Christmas morning...I feel jittery anticipating their sweet smiles smiles and hugs, and can't wait to show them their little souvenir's and hear the room filled with laughter and squeals of delight...
I'm just feelin' like it's Christmas...
It's 11:19 p.m. Pacific Standard time...in California...where my body is used to being.
I think I am tired now...and I WANT to go to sleep.
But because I flew in after bedtime, the kids were already asleep. And right this second, the thought of seeing my kids is like waiting to see what Santa will bring on Christmas morning...I feel jittery anticipating their sweet smiles smiles and hugs, and can't wait to show them their little souvenir's and hear the room filled with laughter and squeals of delight...
I'm just feelin' like it's Christmas...
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Sisters
It is hard to believe how fast the days have flown. I have enjoyed being here so much...especially being with my sister. I don't get to see her much--and we live across the country from each other, when I would rather it be across the street.
Sarah and I have many wonderful memories together--we shared a room growing up, we experienced growing pains together, played MASH and other silly girly games, talked (and still talk) WAY too much about food, She was my penpal while I was on my mission, my constant companion at college, and my travel buddy for spontaneous trips across Canada, the midwest, and California. She was my roommate at college, my double date several times, but most of all she was always my friend.
We've talked lately about how much things have changed the past few years. Obviously we're both married and have kids and live sooooo far apart. It isn't the same as the single days when we could stay up late talking and eating some sort of sweet treat, go latin dancing on the weekends and make dinner for a party of 20 any chance we had. Those precious days are tucked away fondly in my memory.
The chapters in our lives have changed--we are moving forward and making new lives for ourselves. And while part of me MISSES the times I could see her any time I wanted, I LOVE the time we have now to really grow close in a different way. It doesn't mean I don't miss her companionship terribly...because I do. But if we were still single roommates hanging out all the time, I would not only miss out on my own family, but I would miss seeing her be such a wonderful mom and wife...I would miss being an Aunt to sweet little Emma and Matthew, and I would miss our weekly chats about the kids and how things are going...and I would miss having a reason to fly to San Fransisco for 4 days without my own kids. :)
And with these new experiences I find I am more and more greatful for my sister. You might be surprised to know that our personalities are quite opposite each other. But when we are together, I feel like it's a perfect balance. Sarah makes me feel like a better person than I really am--she always has. I love that about her. Even in her simple shyness, she has a way of making people feel good about themselves. I can't thank her enough for that. She is always a dose of sunshine to me.
Sarah, thank you a million times over for having me this past week. I had the best time making new memories with you...memories eating Mexican food off pizza pan size plates, shopping at the ghetto Safeway (or UNSafeway), watching home videos, reading stories with Emma, holding little Matthew, being totally windblown and frizzy-haired, listening to our GPS lady giving us bogus directions, and seeing the amazing woman you are becoming. I am so proud of you--proud to be your sister and your friend.
I MISS YOU ALREADY!
Sarah and I have many wonderful memories together--we shared a room growing up, we experienced growing pains together, played MASH and other silly girly games, talked (and still talk) WAY too much about food, She was my penpal while I was on my mission, my constant companion at college, and my travel buddy for spontaneous trips across Canada, the midwest, and California. She was my roommate at college, my double date several times, but most of all she was always my friend.
We've talked lately about how much things have changed the past few years. Obviously we're both married and have kids and live sooooo far apart. It isn't the same as the single days when we could stay up late talking and eating some sort of sweet treat, go latin dancing on the weekends and make dinner for a party of 20 any chance we had. Those precious days are tucked away fondly in my memory.
The chapters in our lives have changed--we are moving forward and making new lives for ourselves. And while part of me MISSES the times I could see her any time I wanted, I LOVE the time we have now to really grow close in a different way. It doesn't mean I don't miss her companionship terribly...because I do. But if we were still single roommates hanging out all the time, I would not only miss out on my own family, but I would miss seeing her be such a wonderful mom and wife...I would miss being an Aunt to sweet little Emma and Matthew, and I would miss our weekly chats about the kids and how things are going...and I would miss having a reason to fly to San Fransisco for 4 days without my own kids. :)
And with these new experiences I find I am more and more greatful for my sister. You might be surprised to know that our personalities are quite opposite each other. But when we are together, I feel like it's a perfect balance. Sarah makes me feel like a better person than I really am--she always has. I love that about her. Even in her simple shyness, she has a way of making people feel good about themselves. I can't thank her enough for that. She is always a dose of sunshine to me.
Sarah, thank you a million times over for having me this past week. I had the best time making new memories with you...memories eating Mexican food off pizza pan size plates, shopping at the ghetto Safeway (or UNSafeway), watching home videos, reading stories with Emma, holding little Matthew, being totally windblown and frizzy-haired, listening to our GPS lady giving us bogus directions, and seeing the amazing woman you are becoming. I am so proud of you--proud to be your sister and your friend.
I MISS YOU ALREADY!
Monday, July 28, 2008
I left my heart in Cleveland...but I LOVE San Fransisco!
Today we had the chance to go into the city...good ol' San Fransisco. It was so different than what I had envisioned...sunny skies, miles of sandy beaches, warm weather, lots of people everywhere. Pretty much the only thing I hit right on was the lots of people part. :) Instead, we were greeted by fog and a 20 degree temperature drop. Good thing I packed all those capris! :) jk
On our way into the city, we had to stop by Holloway St. Thanks to Sarah for finding this little gem! It made my day! :)
We stopped at the Alamo Square--which, if you live in San Fransisco, could definitely be counted as a replacement for your workout regiment. :) It had some SERIOUS hills! But that park is special because it overlooks the famous row homes that can be seen on Full House as well as other movies and shows...
There was also this random shoe garden there....oh, the things people come up with... :)
Here's Sarah carrying the little guy.
Just a foggy view of the city...it really was beautiful even though you couldn't see very far. :)
And a trip to San Fransisco wouldn't be complete without a stop at Lombard St. (though, I repeatedly called it Lombard-O street for whatever reason) This is supposedly the crookedest street in the world...and after driving down it, I would have to agree. It was totally insane. It would not surprise me if most people who are actually NUTS enough to LIVE there don't own a car--because there is no way on earth you could fit a car onto and INTO some of those driveways and garages...
But the people at the bottom of the sreet don't have it so easy either. Check this out...HOW are you supposed to get into that garage without scraping off the bottom of your car?
We finally made our way to Pier 39 / Fisherman's Wharf. What a cool area! It was so fun to see the cute shops, smell the fresh waffle cones and candies, watch the boats bob in the harbor, and listen to the sea lions making their presence known. Now if only my hair hadn't looked like the result of a finger in a light socket...
Baby Matthew joined us for this outing--and his stroller made the perfect place to store all our goodies and souveniers. As we walked along, he decided that he actually needed to eat...so WE decided we would eat too and settled in at a table surrounded by music memorabilia at the Hard Rcok Cafe. I didn't quite understand the whole Pier 39 thing until I saw the menu at Hard Rock--I think they raise the prices of things in percentages according to the pier number. :) hehe....Our food was DEFINITELY more expensive that expected--and had we known, I would have picked pier 1. jk!!
It was good though...I had a chicken twisted mac and cheese with roasted red peppers and garlic bread. Sarah had a club sandwich and fries. We decided after the fact that we should have shared because we were both stuffed halfway into our meal.
After eating we picked up a few trinkets from San Fran and enjoyed window shopping at the little shops...our favorite being the candy store. If only I had JUST window shopped there. Instead, we bought half a pound of gourmet salt water taffy and devoured it before the day was over...mmm.....I can still remember the mouthwatering sweet taste of the strawberry cheesecake kind, and the savory cinnamon swirl of the cinnamon roll kind...and especially the filling fruity flavor of the watermelon...I would like to justify this by saying that I technically ONLY ate 1/4 pound of taffy...and that really translates to 4 OUNCES...and that is HARDLY anything! :) Right??? :)
From there, we made our way to the Golden Gate Bridge where I felt like I needed a passport to fit in. It seriously felt like a different country. I walked around for over 20 minutes and NOT ONCE did I hear a single person speak English. I felt totally out of place--who knew so many international travellers go to San Fransisco??
Good thing there were spectacular views--fog included--of that amazing bridge! I can only imagine how breathtaking it would be on a clear day (does this happen in San Fran?) :)
It was so fun to make out way through the steep, crowded streets of the city and be surrounded by towering buildings downtown. There's just somethin' special about that place...
We hopped on the freeway and headed south (I am guessing South...in all actuality I have no idea what direction we were going! :) to pick up Emma from her Grandma's house. Talk about DRASTIC change in weather! All of a sudden our chills were gone and we were feeling the effects of the unairconditioned car..my hair was the sole piece of evidence that our day had previously been foggy and freezing...darn it.
We were so lucky to get to meet up with a friend of ours from our single days who lives in California. We met Jill and her daughter Jenna at a park in Dublin and played for a while. It was fun to catch up a little and see someone from the past. Jill still looks AMAZING--like she just stepped forward 5 years and just added a kid to her picture. :) This is a secret I must know...HOW, HOW, HOW? Even if I HADN'T been looking ultra frizzy and fumpy from a day in the city, I still am not capable of such glowing beauty.
After a quick dinner at home, we all piled in the car and went to the local candy shoppe (please forget that we have already been to a candy store today). :) There were so many novelty treats and it was fun to snag some sweet souveniers for my family. They will LOVE the gummy butterflies and letters of the alphabet--and they will Love the bag of banana only runts...I always wished I could just buy the banana ones! :) Dream come true...
And since we hadn't eaten ENOUGH sweets for the day, we ended the day with a gelado---mmmm, sweet, creamy goodness in a bowl. :) Please, please tell me it's low fat.
After the kids were in bed, we decided to play a game. With droopy eyelids we made it through the game Blokus...most of which I have no recollection of. :) Though, I would like to play again when I am at least somewhat alert and awake.
I must have slept pretty good because I didn't hear a single peep from Matthew all 5 times he woke up (feeling bad for Sarah right about now) and I felt rested and awake at 5 minutes to 7:00...
I can't believe the time is over...our visit through. It has been a wonderful few days...
On our way into the city, we had to stop by Holloway St. Thanks to Sarah for finding this little gem! It made my day! :)
We stopped at the Alamo Square--which, if you live in San Fransisco, could definitely be counted as a replacement for your workout regiment. :) It had some SERIOUS hills! But that park is special because it overlooks the famous row homes that can be seen on Full House as well as other movies and shows...
There was also this random shoe garden there....oh, the things people come up with... :)
Here's Sarah carrying the little guy.
Just a foggy view of the city...it really was beautiful even though you couldn't see very far. :)
And a trip to San Fransisco wouldn't be complete without a stop at Lombard St. (though, I repeatedly called it Lombard-O street for whatever reason) This is supposedly the crookedest street in the world...and after driving down it, I would have to agree. It was totally insane. It would not surprise me if most people who are actually NUTS enough to LIVE there don't own a car--because there is no way on earth you could fit a car onto and INTO some of those driveways and garages...
But the people at the bottom of the sreet don't have it so easy either. Check this out...HOW are you supposed to get into that garage without scraping off the bottom of your car?
We finally made our way to Pier 39 / Fisherman's Wharf. What a cool area! It was so fun to see the cute shops, smell the fresh waffle cones and candies, watch the boats bob in the harbor, and listen to the sea lions making their presence known. Now if only my hair hadn't looked like the result of a finger in a light socket...
Baby Matthew joined us for this outing--and his stroller made the perfect place to store all our goodies and souveniers. As we walked along, he decided that he actually needed to eat...so WE decided we would eat too and settled in at a table surrounded by music memorabilia at the Hard Rcok Cafe. I didn't quite understand the whole Pier 39 thing until I saw the menu at Hard Rock--I think they raise the prices of things in percentages according to the pier number. :) hehe....Our food was DEFINITELY more expensive that expected--and had we known, I would have picked pier 1. jk!!
It was good though...I had a chicken twisted mac and cheese with roasted red peppers and garlic bread. Sarah had a club sandwich and fries. We decided after the fact that we should have shared because we were both stuffed halfway into our meal.
After eating we picked up a few trinkets from San Fran and enjoyed window shopping at the little shops...our favorite being the candy store. If only I had JUST window shopped there. Instead, we bought half a pound of gourmet salt water taffy and devoured it before the day was over...mmm.....I can still remember the mouthwatering sweet taste of the strawberry cheesecake kind, and the savory cinnamon swirl of the cinnamon roll kind...and especially the filling fruity flavor of the watermelon...I would like to justify this by saying that I technically ONLY ate 1/4 pound of taffy...and that really translates to 4 OUNCES...and that is HARDLY anything! :) Right??? :)
From there, we made our way to the Golden Gate Bridge where I felt like I needed a passport to fit in. It seriously felt like a different country. I walked around for over 20 minutes and NOT ONCE did I hear a single person speak English. I felt totally out of place--who knew so many international travellers go to San Fransisco??
Good thing there were spectacular views--fog included--of that amazing bridge! I can only imagine how breathtaking it would be on a clear day (does this happen in San Fran?) :)
It was so fun to make out way through the steep, crowded streets of the city and be surrounded by towering buildings downtown. There's just somethin' special about that place...
We hopped on the freeway and headed south (I am guessing South...in all actuality I have no idea what direction we were going! :) to pick up Emma from her Grandma's house. Talk about DRASTIC change in weather! All of a sudden our chills were gone and we were feeling the effects of the unairconditioned car..my hair was the sole piece of evidence that our day had previously been foggy and freezing...darn it.
We were so lucky to get to meet up with a friend of ours from our single days who lives in California. We met Jill and her daughter Jenna at a park in Dublin and played for a while. It was fun to catch up a little and see someone from the past. Jill still looks AMAZING--like she just stepped forward 5 years and just added a kid to her picture. :) This is a secret I must know...HOW, HOW, HOW? Even if I HADN'T been looking ultra frizzy and fumpy from a day in the city, I still am not capable of such glowing beauty.
After a quick dinner at home, we all piled in the car and went to the local candy shoppe (please forget that we have already been to a candy store today). :) There were so many novelty treats and it was fun to snag some sweet souveniers for my family. They will LOVE the gummy butterflies and letters of the alphabet--and they will Love the bag of banana only runts...I always wished I could just buy the banana ones! :) Dream come true...
And since we hadn't eaten ENOUGH sweets for the day, we ended the day with a gelado---mmmm, sweet, creamy goodness in a bowl. :) Please, please tell me it's low fat.
After the kids were in bed, we decided to play a game. With droopy eyelids we made it through the game Blokus...most of which I have no recollection of. :) Though, I would like to play again when I am at least somewhat alert and awake.
I must have slept pretty good because I didn't hear a single peep from Matthew all 5 times he woke up (feeling bad for Sarah right about now) and I felt rested and awake at 5 minutes to 7:00...
I can't believe the time is over...our visit through. It has been a wonderful few days...
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BRANDON
Today is the big day...and it kills me that I am not there to celebrate...
But, I will give my tribute from a distance and we can party in style when I get back!
I was going to post a picture of brandon in honor of the big day...but as I looked through the blog pictures to choose one, I realized I couldn't pick just one! Just look through the pics...you know this guy. He's the one who is ALWAYS doing fun things with the kids. He is the one who is making sledding tracks around the backyard and diving off the back porch into a pile of snow. He is the one making cute elephants out of a toilet paper roll and the one who is ALWAYS holding a child or helping someone do something. Really, it's true...he's the guy in the funny looking rain poncho that gets pulled out every time there is a big storm and the kids want to play outside, the guy who plans fantastic and creative dates, and the guy who snuggles his little ones while reading stories to them.
And I am SO greatful, especially today, for this guy. :)
Happy birthday to the greatest husband and father anyone could ask for! You mean the world to me, and I am glad I get to celebrate your life with you (even if I AM a year and a half ahead) hehe...
WE LOVE YOU BRANDON!!!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Hope your day is as stress-free and happy as it can be! You deserve it!
--and NO, you cannot open your present before I Get home!--
But, I will give my tribute from a distance and we can party in style when I get back!
I was going to post a picture of brandon in honor of the big day...but as I looked through the blog pictures to choose one, I realized I couldn't pick just one! Just look through the pics...you know this guy. He's the one who is ALWAYS doing fun things with the kids. He is the one who is making sledding tracks around the backyard and diving off the back porch into a pile of snow. He is the one making cute elephants out of a toilet paper roll and the one who is ALWAYS holding a child or helping someone do something. Really, it's true...he's the guy in the funny looking rain poncho that gets pulled out every time there is a big storm and the kids want to play outside, the guy who plans fantastic and creative dates, and the guy who snuggles his little ones while reading stories to them.
And I am SO greatful, especially today, for this guy. :)
Happy birthday to the greatest husband and father anyone could ask for! You mean the world to me, and I am glad I get to celebrate your life with you (even if I AM a year and a half ahead) hehe...
WE LOVE YOU BRANDON!!!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Hope your day is as stress-free and happy as it can be! You deserve it!
--and NO, you cannot open your present before I Get home!--
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Our Sunday Walk
Today was so relaxed...we went to church and had lunch, and then CRASHED pretty much all afternoon. Thank goodness for the time change--my body is still not fully adjusted and if it weren't for the 3 hour time change, the nap I took would have sent my body to a state of awake I don't want to be this late at night. :)
After dinner we went on a walk--pics aren't uploading right now--so I will post them later.
But it was so nice to be out and relaxin' and free to take as many pics as I could possibly want! We visited the train station a couple blocks from their house. SO cute....full of charm...
(And we saw some beautiful flowers on the way!)
We ended our day with an unconventional bowl of icecream...really, we wanted banana splits. So we chopped up ice cream sandwiches, added some Dibs, and banana slices drizzled with carmel...voila. Instant banana split! :)
Been thinkin' about home tonight...I am so happy to be here. But I am excited to see my family again. This has been such a wonderful vacation! Tomorrow we are heading into the city to see the Golden Gate Bridge and all the sights that San Fran has to offer.
Brandon (if you read his post) is doing fine without me. I say fine, but I really mean GREAT. He's taken the kids to the park, helped several people move in, and even had someone over for dinner tonight! WOW. I stand in awe...my official position may have been filled! :)
Will post pics when blogger cooperates! :)
After dinner we went on a walk--pics aren't uploading right now--so I will post them later.
But it was so nice to be out and relaxin' and free to take as many pics as I could possibly want! We visited the train station a couple blocks from their house. SO cute....full of charm...
(And we saw some beautiful flowers on the way!)
We ended our day with an unconventional bowl of icecream...really, we wanted banana splits. So we chopped up ice cream sandwiches, added some Dibs, and banana slices drizzled with carmel...voila. Instant banana split! :)Been thinkin' about home tonight...I am so happy to be here. But I am excited to see my family again. This has been such a wonderful vacation! Tomorrow we are heading into the city to see the Golden Gate Bridge and all the sights that San Fran has to offer.
Brandon (if you read his post) is doing fine without me. I say fine, but I really mean GREAT. He's taken the kids to the park, helped several people move in, and even had someone over for dinner tonight! WOW. I stand in awe...my official position may have been filled! :)
Will post pics when blogger cooperates! :)
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