Tuesday, May 06, 2008

So it’s been awhile since I’ve posted and my Achilles is about 95% and I’m busy busy busy.
I’ve had a couple of Russian weddings this year so far and I’ve got to tell you, it’s like going on a total culture emersion vacation for eight hours or so. Really cheap way to see some overseas society.
What else…we had a men’s retreat at Rock Village Court for our church, Brookline Church of Christ and I think everybody thought it went good, even though Josh Moore didn’t get his fish as promised.
I find myself thinking more and more about Skyline chili-dogs and the joy found therein.










Uh, Spring is here.


Our dog is lazy which is good.
Everybody on my Mom’s side of the family is sick or in the hospital or something awful (Hi Aunt Linda!!!). That’s not good.
My kids can dance like nobody’s business. That’s very good.

I guess that’s all for today.















Friday, February 22, 2008

A bit out of sorts




Some days, everything seems a little off. At least the satelite tv works.

Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Saltillo, Mexico

Ahhhh, Saltillo! We couldn't have had better weather or nicer people to be with. Wonderful sights, smells, tastes, and lots of laughter. Pretty sweet trip! If you want to see the whole shebang click here.














Thursday, January 31, 2008

Expo Show

By the way, the Wedding Expo show went great. I recieved a wonderful response and the day went by super-fast. Here's a couple of Erin's snapshots of the booth space. It was longer than we anticipated but we didn't complain.

Monday, January 28, 2008

Back to the farm

I met up with Richard and Marshall and Marsh's dad Jim in Arkansas over the weekend. It's still pretty much like it was last year. Take a look. Anyway, it was awesome and it was great to see my boys. Marsh has two dogs, Jay-dog and Chilli-dog and we saw about 20 turkey 9 deer and 2 armadillos. So….that’s it in a nutshell for now.
Oh wait, there’s more, on Sunday we went to a Cowboy Church. That’s what the sign said and everything. They’re building a new building with an arena in it and they were talking about how one of their big expenses was the dirt but that it was the “best dirt in Arkansas!” and was well worth it. Being the non-rodeo kinda fella that I am I just sat their trying to figure the logic of an arena (I was picturing the Metrodome) and fancy dirt (I was thinking they were needing it for parking lot). Anyway, the people were extremely warm and friendly and I thought it was a cool church.
Uh…the end.


Do you see Orion?


























Thursday, January 24, 2008

Welcome Miss Coco Limerick

Well here she is, Miss Coco Limerick, I think she's gonna go by the name Coco Chanel. She just doesn't look much like a Limmie or a Rick to me. Everybody's happy except our cats but they are not as upset as we thought they would be. I think they'll all be buddies soon.







Wednesday, January 02, 2008

Christmas Magic

Nothing is as magical as the first moment on Christmas morning when the kids come down the hall to see the loot before you get a chance to set your camera the way you like it. It's even more magical when your son likes to point with his middle finger.
We had Christmas at home this year and it was really nice being just the four of us Chirstmas morning. Then we headed to my folks and had some pickled herring like everyone else does and finished with a hayride. It was cool, there were big huge snowflakes falling but none of them stuck.