Thursday, February 25, 2010

Remember this...?


I think I've been intimidated by the blogging skills of my extended family, but every time I read the blog of my sister-in-law, Kym, I'm inspired to try again. And I KNOW I can blog - I was Xanga queen back when I was 17... In retrospect, Xanga was definitely not as cool as we all thought it was... everyone making their teenage angst known to the world. Whether they were teenaged or not. Whether "the world" wanted it or not. I remember that you could pay $100 to have a "lifelong subscription", which entitled you to post five pictures with each entry! I seriously considered it! However, most 17-year-olds didn't have $100 back in 2002, and I was no exception. Anyhow, the length of my "lifelong subscription" would have been about five months. After all, Facebook let you post as many pictures as you wanted, there was little angst, and ZERO 13-year-olds! (at that point in time, at least) I made the leap straight from Xanga to Facebook. None of that flashy MySpace for me. I considered myself way too classy for that! :)
So now, in 2010 I have a 20-month-old and life is pretty calm. What better time to work on a blog, right? :)

Wednesday, October 11, 2006

I'm Back!

So I got back on Blogspot today and remembered that it's pretty nice here! That's all I've got! Much love to all of you!

Thursday, February 09, 2006

My 1st Post

Today is 79 days until the wedding. What's really exciting is the fact that tomorrow we write up the first contract for the condo we want! It's really exciting, and we think we can get the lady down on her price a lot. The only thing is that she's a smoker and we're going to have to repaint, but we would do that anyway. We will have to clean the carpet like crazy, and that is the only thing I think that really will be additional. But its soooo exciting to have a place of our own. Our own little haven...


I'm reading Captivating, by John and Stasi Eldredge now. I think it's going to be all it's cracked up to be, actually, and I am excited! "The Allure of Hope" will be finished next.


Well, time to start shutting things down here in the lab...

Ta ta!