The Pits: A lot of my time was spent in Salesforce today. Not necessarily a bad thing, I just see it being a bigger part of my job going forward. The Peaks: I had a nice dinner on the porch,
Prickly Fingers
The Pits: Trek was not cooperative on our run this morning. I had to pull him the entire way. The Peaks: It’s wellness week for our company and they offered free biometric screening today, so I went and got my
Double Knots
The Pits: The check engine light came on in Traci’s Pilot. A preliminary scan indicates a cylinder 3 misfire. The Peaks: Turner actually volunteered to help teach Weston to tie his shoes. We’ll see how long this keeps up. We
Clementine and Selleck Shrine
The Pits: First thing this morning, Trek got poop wedged in his bottom hair. It was stuck so badly that we had to cut some of the hair, give him a bath, and then cut some more. There were a
Practically A Holiday
The Pits: Had to spend a good deal of the day working on my department’s budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Budgeting is my least favorite. The Peaks: We had a nice family dinner on the porch, then a family
Vanity Shot
The Pits: Several calls at work. The Peaks: Traci said she’d take the boys to school if I made her an omelette (with bacon and pimento cheese). It’s the first time in my life that I’ve actually been offered a
Lightapalooza
The Pits: After dropping off the boys at school, I had to drive back by the house to make sure I’d turned off the oven eye after making my omelette. It was off. The Peaks: I got to work with
The Sun Is Out, The Day Is New
The Pits: Lots of calls. The Peaks: We were glad to see the sun come out after days of rainy, dreary weather. I took a few more headshots for some other folks since I still had my equipment setup from
SSMP
The Pits: I was busy most of the day and didn’t realize I hadn’t taken a pic until just before bedtime. Here are two of the crafts that the boys have made recently. “SSMP” stands for “Super Secret Monster Patrol.”
Fwuffy Family
The Pits: Traci ran well at the Glass City Marathon…until mile 20. She struggled with the sun, the lack of shade, and a sore ankle and hip. She completed the marathon, but didn’t get the time she was hoping for.