Megabyte spent the weekend at the Erlanger Pet Resort & Day Spa while we were in New York visiting family. When she was picked up, the lady kept referring to Megabyte as a boy. For her whole life, the poor thing has barely ever been recognized as a girl, maybe because of her name…maybe because she has a purple collar which could go both ways, and a blue leash (which is a boy color).
So this evening, Megabyte, Paul and I went to Petsmart and got Meg a pink girlie collar. She looks really cute, especially with her new haircut from the day spa. Hopefully, now people will see her and call her a girl and not embarrass her any longer. 🙂
Check out more cute pics of Meg by clicking on the picture below:
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…on to book #4…
My little brother Philip has started reading the series again too.
Still waiting on that ‘currently reading’ Paul… 🙂
The last book, Nicolae was pretty good. A little slow in the beginning b/c of all the political stuff (which I’m not a big fan of politics), but got better toward the end and more fast-paced.
The books are finally getting into what I consider “the good stuff,” of the judgement seals and big-time action.
The next book is “Soul Harvest:”
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Congratulations to Jodie, Kurt, and Sydney for the addition to their new family! Samantha was born last night at 11:30pm and was 20 inches long (I can’t remember what Kurt said the weight was…)
Welcome to the world Samantha!
Samantha
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Shihan Futamata, a famous karate instructor from Japan, is visiting our dojo this week. He’s pretty hardcore! He has been teaching all of us a bo kata called “Shushi No Kun.” I’m pretty bruised up because you have to hold the bo differently for this kata and hit your arms with it instead of your sides (which seem to take the beating better). We all got pictures with him on Tuesday night after black belt class. He gave us an amazing workout; and of course he taught it all in Japanese! We didn’t understand any of it, except for stances, blocks and strikes (since the names of those are already in Japanese) but it was fun anyway, and we learned a lot.
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Since Paul hasn’t installed the “now reading” feature on our website, I’ll keep everyone up to tabs on my books 😉
I started the 3rd book in the series Left Behind over the weekend:
I can’t believe (and niether can Paul) how fast I’m reading these books. They are really gripping and you can’t put them down. And…they keep getting better the more you read. I’m trying to get Paul to read them too, we’ll see if he jumps on the bandwagon with me.
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Sorry it’s been so long since we’ve posted anything about the house. We actually have done a lot, but we’ve been so busy that we forget to keep everyone updated.
Paul and I went to St. Louis last weekend and picked up some furniture from his parents for our front room. Lary (Paul’s dad) made us a beautiful hall table which looks amazing in that room, and his mom gave us an IKEA chair which if I say so myself, is the most comfortable and best napping chair in the world 🙂
We got a few more things like a nice clock, but haven’t hung them yet.
We’re going to have to get our butts in gear about hanging pictures, etc in our house. We haven’t done it yet; guess we’re scared of breaking through the new walls.
Click here to see some pictures of the new furniture.
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Well, about 3 hours ago, a guy from Indianapolis came and picked up the FZR. I owned it for a year and two weeks. When I bought it mother’s day weekend in 2005 (sorry mom!) it looked like this:
A year later, it looked like this:
I sold it for $1500, which is about $500 more than I paid for (although I sunk a tad over $1000 fixing it up!) But, thats what a hobby is for I guess. Emily, my loving and very kind wife, let me keep a portion of the proceeds from the sale and I plan on sinking them into the FZ6. Exhaust? Touch up addons (wind screens, lower cowling, etc…)? Need to customize it someway though!
-pc
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Grrr….so again…we’re waiting on our house. We were promised seed & straw for our yard by June 1st. I called the sales counselor today to ask if she’d heard anything about grass, since the deadline is only about a week away. She said that she’d heard from other people this morning and was already on the phone with the superintendent.
The superintendent called me back and said that they are getting rid of all the rocks and putting down topsoil today, but that it may be weeks before we get seeded due to weather. Weather? The weather’s been great! Grr…anyway, who knows when we’ll get grass…or a fence. Hopefully things will turn around and we’ll get it sooner than later; I’m so tired of DIRT (so is Megabyte).
Wonder if Fischer’s ‘oopsie’ has anything to do with this taking so long (Fischer is our builder’s parent company).
Grr.
-ec
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So I have a new venture in my life…I’m starting to read the Left Behind series by Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins. I’ve been hounding Paul to add a “currently reading” section to our website, since I am always reading something.
If you haven’t heard about it, the Left Behind series is written about the rapture of the church (God calling all of his followers to heaven) and the story of how those that are left behind prepare for the seven years of tribulation until the glorious appearing of Jesus at the end of days.
The first book titled “Left Behind”
gives a brief synopsis of the rapture and introduces the main characters. I finished that one this weekend and am already, after only 1 day, halfway through the second book, “Tribulation Force.”
There are twelve books in the series, and then they are actually adding some more books as prequels to the first book, to basically lead up to the rapture that takes place in the first book.
So far I really like the series. Has anyone else read it??
Thanks to Amberly who introduced the books to me!
-ec
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After shopping around and researching for a few months, I finally decided on a new bike: A 2006 Yamaha FZ600.
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