Why Rush on Health Care Reform?

Why Rush on Health Care Reform?

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Twitter Blog: Denial of Service Attack

Twitter Blog: Denial of Service Attack

Working from home. I have to do some research on social networking sites that I cannot accomplish at my office due to security constraints.

Also, not feeling too well, so I guess working from home...well, works! Once I have something more concrete on my research, I will post it here and my other blog first. ;o)

Which means, I get to read my own work FIRST!

Well, it has been awhile...

SAASS is over and I am now at a new job. Our son is almost 4...where did the time go? On Sunday morning, he went peepee standing up all by himself. He was so proud and he didn't miss the bowl! He is such a joy to behold that I am amazed by God's graciousness to allow someone like me the chance to see His wonders up close and personal.

All I can say is wow.

Hmmm...a second post, but who will read it?

I guess I will! At some point, I will share this with my family and friends. For now, I am going to keep it all to myself. It is funny how the internet seems to offer someone very little privacy since anyone can use it to "spy" or hack into your computer. On this blog, however, I feel as if I am in a place on the internet all to myself.

Until I invite folks, that is. Maybe in another 5 weeks...

My first ever blog!

I have never "blogged" but thought it might be a nice diversion for me from school. My sister-in-law's sister has a wonderful blog detailing here new life in Rwanda and it is very inspirational. Of course, life in Alabama is much more ordinary than Phoebe's new adventures in Africa. We are busy with school, family life, and never ending laundry.



I recently returned from Florida's Gulf Coast (Destin) with my mom and Tony. For Florida, it was cold most of the week which meant no trips to the beach except for our first day. Tony demanded he get his feet wet and suprisingly, the water was not bad at all. I will add some pictures later of our day at the beach when I get them from Nana.



The course I attended kept me busy all day unfortunately. I usually got home after five everyday. Home was a small cabin on the bay side which made for nice views. Tony slept in a bunk bed for the first time as well as took his first nose dive off of the same bunk bed. He came home with a couple of bruises (and a new bunny bear named "Boo").



We are getting ready for Easter here in Pike Road. That means severe weather. A couple of classmates had some pretty bad damage two weeks ago when a tornado hit a nearby town (Prattville, AL) but thankfully, no one was hurt.



I don't know how this will blog will get on, but I have to get back to laundry and reading.