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Monthly Archives: July 2005
Welcome Kassidie!
Congratulations Jeff, June, Sierra and Jeffie on the addition to your family.
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Crawling Lock Down
Tony got up on all fours today! We were all in the living room playing when today was reaching for his Spongebob Squarepants toy. It was slightly out of his reach, so he started to scoot himself forward, a practice … Continue reading
Road Trip
We got back from visiting my parents in Indiana. It was a good trip and the boys got spoiled.
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Fired for Quitting
I think I heard the most obtuse reason for being dismissed from a job: being asked not to come back because you put in your two weeks notice. I can understand this action if there was conflict. I can even … Continue reading
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Design Ideas
Beth has decided that the site is too plain. I am therefore going to do a grand redesign, most likely abandoning the Kubrick style pages I have plagiarized used as a model and inspiration for so long. My current theme … Continue reading
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Huey Lewis and the Snooze
We attended an Independence Day function where the second main attraction, aside from the fireworks, was Huey Lewis and the News. The concert was alright, which is almost a compliment since I am not a huge fan of their body … Continue reading
Date Night
My wife and I went on our first date in almost year and a half last night. We go out without the kids about once a month or so, but this is the first time that we have gone out, … Continue reading
Happy Birthday America
I am glad to be back in Ohio. Not only because we are closer to our family, but because the population here more closely allies to the beliefs that I hold. For the first time in a long time, I … Continue reading