So my mother-in-law is here this week to help us out. Michelle is having some stomach problems and has some tests tomorrow to find out what the problem might be. Mumsue is here to help with cooking and stuff while Michelle is recovering. Pray for us that they would be able to find out what's wrong.
Well this is Jackson, a German Shorthaired Pointer we watched this weekend for a couple of our friends. This big boy was really good, although it was quite amusing as the stampede of two pupies came tearing through the house.
Sadie's not the most patient person when it comes to photoshoots, but she was a good sport.
Thanks to our friend Lauren from small group who's majoring in photography ... she did an awesome job!
Click on the photo to see more of Sadie
Ok well truthfully it was a huge mushroom that was growing in our back yard and it reminded me of a monkey's brain! Sadie tried to eat it, but I managed to salvage most of it.
So I'm testing out the new Google Picasa exporter for iPhoto. here's a picture of the boat we rode on last Wednesday night. We went with two other couples from work and had a great time. Click on the picture to see more.
In the past couple weeks we've seen some weird stuff on the road. The first picture on the left shows a car that was actually driving in front of us in that condition. I knew Kentucky allowed alot of stuff, but I'm pretty sure that still wouldn't pass inspection!
The second incident we saw yesterday and was even more unbelievable! Driving home from shopping, we passed an apartment complex right before ours. The house right before the apartment entrance had a car lodged in its front door. I was driving, oblivious to the whole thing until Michelle said, "Woosh!" I still don't know quite what that means, but we turned around and drove back by the scene to check out the damage. The picture isn't that great and was taken as they were towing the car away.
The really funny thing is the story behind this picture. We didn't have our camera in the car, so I walked back to the scene afterward and walked by on the road taking several pictures. I walked past the house, crossed the street and started walking back, looking unsuspicious. Apparently I didn't succeed because the policeman called me over and started drilling me with questions about who I was and why I was taking pictures. Apparently the driver had disappeared. Thanksfullly, the policeman seemed pretty satisfied that I wasn't the driver and didn't arrest me.
Well we made it home yesterday to our sweet little apartment after driving over 7 hours. Our visit to see both parents was wonderful. Wonderful, that is, excluding us both getting the flu, getting work done on our car, and Michelle's trip to the emergency room! But as Michelle and I kept saying, "We're doing better than we deserve."
So today it's back to work, and poor Michelle was almost buried under hundreds of web orders to enter. But we survived the day and we're almost halfway through the week.
