Kyle

Yesterday, I was replacing an old, leaky, 10 gallon (or so) per flush toilet in my house with a new, barely uses any water whatsoever model.

Adam and Luke are making a wigwam in the woods behind our house, the same woods that I sprayed for poison ivy a few months ago.  They covered the sides with leaves. Can you see where we are headed here?

A rash showed up on Adam's face a few days ago, but a little hydrocortisone seemed to keep it in check...until this morning when it was swollen and his eye was almost half shut. So, we started our morning with a visit to urgent care to take care of it.

Later this afternoon, Luke and Rachel were on the roof of the storage shed while Adam was handing and tossing stuff up to them. Apparently he tossed something to Luke a little too hard and hit him in the head. Adam came and got me and I found Luke on the roof, bleeding from his forehead and very unhappy. He was in good enough shape to climb down on his own, as he did not want me to help him down. We bandaged him up, but decided later to take him to urgent care too, since the bleeding hadn't completely stopped. After waiting for two hours, he got his wound "super glued" shut. To pass the time, we worked on his spelling and reading with my Palm Pilot.

As of today, October 11, 2005, I have spent half my life crazy about my wonderful wife.  I was born January 11, 1969 and Beth and I started dating on May 28, 1987.  (I calculated the days on the computer.)

Thanks for the best half of my life Beth!

I went to New York City today for work and was back home by 9:00 pm. I worked almost the whole time and was only in the city about 5 hours. I at least got to eat some "real" falafel, hummus, and some other tasty kosher vegetables.

Photos and Slideshow

Here is the letter we sent out in our Christmas cards...

Here is one of the great things about being a parent.

This morning, I awoke around 2AM (I can’t remember the exact time) because Beth couldn’t sleep...