We got crabs...
Today was a pretty good day...
Church this a.m. went ok. Joel couldn't make it at the last minute, and there were some powerpoint issues, but nothing that was all that bad in the long run. I hope the music sounded good. Holy crap, it was hot on stage...I was sweating so bad, it'd run into my eyes and sting like crap. How do you lead others when your freakin' eyeballs are on fire?? Oh, well...it went good. Jack got us out early by about 15 minutes...wait, was I supposed to let people know that?? On a side note, Stacey ran sound this morning (which she used to do at Mountaintop)...she did pretty good, since she hasn't gotten her "feet wet" with mixing in a long time...
After church, Stacey, Kailyn, and I cruised over to Dixie and Andy's for a spaghetti lunch. It was very good. AND it was nice to NOT eat out at a restaurant spending $$ I don't need to spend. Btw...15 month old kids and spaghetti DO NOT mix...she was rubbing spaghetti sauce all on her face and in her hair...ewwwww...
Took a much-needed 2 hour nap this afternoon, then got up and caught up on my e-mail...most of which was from Dave. Man, his trip to Willow is obviously recharging him...he's going to be bouncing off the walls (in a spiritual sense) when he gets home. I want to go to the Arts Conference in June, and as soon as I can research more details about cost, etc., I'm going to mark my calendar and see if I can drag some fellow "artistic" persons along with me...
J-mo came over tonight, and we cooked crab legs. YUM! Kailyn likes crab meat A LOT, so we spent a good amount of time just pulling meet out of the shells for her. I've made seafood lovers out of my whole family now...mission accomplished. Now, if it wasn't so freakin' expensive...
Eric came by during dinner to pick up the power supply to the laptop I traded him... He was talking about how he was driving around different neighborhoods mapping peoples' wireless networks, but that people may wonder why a car is slowly driving through their neighborhood with a dull glow of a laptop monitor eminating from the interior. Wow, what a funny image...imagine getting pulled over for war driving..."well, officer, um...I'm...uh...oh, never mind..." (how would you explain it?)...
Anyway, spent the last hour or so playing Halo on the PC. What a fun game (I am so glad I never bought an Xbox to play it)! My only gripe is that it runs with a pretty pathetic framerate on a couple of levels, which bothers me considering it's a 2 year old xbox game... Oh, well...ports are usually buggy... But it's fun...
PHRASES OF THE DAY: "We've found Crosspoint's most 'eligible' bachelor" (imagine a picture of an asian with a mullet, a wife-beater, and a tatoo that says "mom" (LOL)). [side note: Eric, send that picture to Jeff..he might laugh]. "Lara, I can't read that fast." "Process guide (?)" "If I see a bald man driving slow in my neighborhood in a car with a weird glow, I'm calling the cops...woot!"
Church this a.m. went ok. Joel couldn't make it at the last minute, and there were some powerpoint issues, but nothing that was all that bad in the long run. I hope the music sounded good. Holy crap, it was hot on stage...I was sweating so bad, it'd run into my eyes and sting like crap. How do you lead others when your freakin' eyeballs are on fire?? Oh, well...it went good. Jack got us out early by about 15 minutes...wait, was I supposed to let people know that?? On a side note, Stacey ran sound this morning (which she used to do at Mountaintop)...she did pretty good, since she hasn't gotten her "feet wet" with mixing in a long time...
After church, Stacey, Kailyn, and I cruised over to Dixie and Andy's for a spaghetti lunch. It was very good. AND it was nice to NOT eat out at a restaurant spending $$ I don't need to spend. Btw...15 month old kids and spaghetti DO NOT mix...she was rubbing spaghetti sauce all on her face and in her hair...ewwwww...
Took a much-needed 2 hour nap this afternoon, then got up and caught up on my e-mail...most of which was from Dave. Man, his trip to Willow is obviously recharging him...he's going to be bouncing off the walls (in a spiritual sense) when he gets home. I want to go to the Arts Conference in June, and as soon as I can research more details about cost, etc., I'm going to mark my calendar and see if I can drag some fellow "artistic" persons along with me...
J-mo came over tonight, and we cooked crab legs. YUM! Kailyn likes crab meat A LOT, so we spent a good amount of time just pulling meet out of the shells for her. I've made seafood lovers out of my whole family now...mission accomplished. Now, if it wasn't so freakin' expensive...
Eric came by during dinner to pick up the power supply to the laptop I traded him... He was talking about how he was driving around different neighborhoods mapping peoples' wireless networks, but that people may wonder why a car is slowly driving through their neighborhood with a dull glow of a laptop monitor eminating from the interior. Wow, what a funny image...imagine getting pulled over for war driving..."well, officer, um...I'm...uh...oh, never mind..." (how would you explain it?)...
Anyway, spent the last hour or so playing Halo on the PC. What a fun game (I am so glad I never bought an Xbox to play it)! My only gripe is that it runs with a pretty pathetic framerate on a couple of levels, which bothers me considering it's a 2 year old xbox game... Oh, well...ports are usually buggy... But it's fun...
PHRASES OF THE DAY: "We've found Crosspoint's most 'eligible' bachelor" (imagine a picture of an asian with a mullet, a wife-beater, and a tatoo that says "mom" (LOL)). [side note: Eric, send that picture to Jeff..he might laugh]. "Lara, I can't read that fast." "Process guide (?)" "If I see a bald man driving slow in my neighborhood in a car with a weird glow, I'm calling the cops...woot!"
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