Well, to update everyone on “the baby project”, sadly there are still no real updates to report.
Laurie does have another great post over on her blog (which inspired this one), that touches on many of things we’re thinking about/struggling through.
I did have the unique experience of getting to have a test of my own last week at the doctor’s office.
(TMI alert after the jump ::)
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Thought we’d try a little short “video podcast” to highlight some of the great things about our house. We’ll try and post one at least once a week until the house sells (so in reality, we hope this will be our only one).
I shot this on my Blackberry Curve 8900 last night and pieced it together a little later. Its just a quick easy video podcast that will hopefully draw some more attention to our house.
But to begin with, we would love your advice on how to better stage our dining room. Watch the short video and then share your thoughts in the comment section below or via e-mail: house (at) casadeblundell (dot) com.
Let us know what you think – both about the question we raise in the video – and about the video podcast idea.
We’re moving (well hopefully). We’re hoping to move to Forney/Mesquite area in order to be closer to our families.
If only we could take our house with us :-(.
But since we can’t – we want you (or your friends or family or whomever) to buy it!
You’ll love it!
Check it out and then share with everyone!
Just some highlights I love about the house…
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I’ve posted 250+ of my favorite photos from our vacation last week in the Bahamas.
You can view them here (click on the photo below)… or on Flickr or as a slideshow.
Also, you can see the photos Laurie picked as her favorites on Flickr as well.
Just a couple initial thoughts tonight, about our cruise…
We had a great time with our family — it made for a great trip. I even had a good time after my legs became the main topic of conversation — after my stank-nasty sunburn on Tuesday.
And unlike our last cruise – we hardly noticed the ship moving or rocking at all.
However, since we got off the ship this morning (around 9:30 am EST) I’ve continued having “motion moments” in which I turn or move a certain way and feel like I’m on a very rocky sea vessel — odd.
And finally — no matter how pampered we are on the cruise — Royal Caribbean still can’t beat the normal size of my toilet seat, the softness of my toilet paper, the average size of my shower and the softness (and length) of my own bed.
There’s still no place like home.
I meant to get online and write another piece to the question, “What is emergent?” but as the title suggests, it’s 1 a.m. and I’m no where near awake enough to write an explanation of Trinitarian based values.
We really enjoyed spending the evening with Tami and Michael tonight in preparation for their wedding tomorrow.
We had a good time with family and friends tonight and enjoyed some great steak at The Keg in Plano. Probably one of the best steaks I’ve had in a really long time — topped off with a great wine and a ginormous carrot cake (My blurry BlackBerry photo hardly does it justice. Hopefully Laurie got a better pic with our Nikon.)
Anyways, with a great dinner and great conversation, we didn’t leave the restaurant till after 11 and I didn’t make it back home till shortly after 12 (Laurie stayed in a nearby hotel with the other bridesmaids).
So, now I think it’s time to head to bed before a full day of wedding festivities tomorrow.
But as I head to bed, I’m wondering, what do you think about the question, “What is emergent?” Of the three areas I’ve touched on, do you agree with them? Do you disagree with them? Do you see them showing up in other traditions?
That’s it for now. []Deace!