We read Luke 21:19 at the Bible study tonight.

Just so you know 1: This method will not result in a copy of your hard drive.


(Actually, he was copying the labels to be able to file the serial numbers, but it was funny anyway.)


Just so you know 2: Even though your grass may not be completely green yet, there's a chance that you need to mow.


(This house is across the street from mine, but they're not the only guilty ones. For some reason, many, many people have decided that, this year, this look is acceptable.)

Dear Alan LaRue,

We've seen it time after time.

People who are reluctant to use any mobility assistance because they think they will become dependent on it.

What they don't realize is that a power chair or scooter can make them much more independent that they ever dreamed... able to lead a more active, satisfying life and do more things for themselves.

That's why we've enclosed your FREE Personal Mobility Assessment — so you can see for yourself just what a difference a power chair or scooter can make.

Time seems to be in a hurry. One year already?

Happy anniversary Jesse and Amber! Also, Amber and Jesse :-) (Does the order matter?)

We have community boxes in our neighborhood. (I'm not sure if that's the correct term.) Near every few corners, there's a set of mailboxes, one of which is yours. There are also some parcel boxes. When I get home from work I usually stop by the mailbox before making the final corner towards my house, and pick up the mail. When I walk up to the box, if I notice that there's no key in one of the parcel boxes, I always hope that means there's something in there for me! I've always liked getting mail.

Well, today there was something in the parcel box for us.


Gifts from Hawai'i! Noreen and her husband, Ed, sent us a package containing a box of chocolate covered macadamia nuts, a package of Royal Kona Coffee, and a nice 2010 calendar with Hawai'ian sunrises and sunsets.

This all from a friend I've never met :-)

Thanks, Noreen!