Saturday, September 30, 2006
Every night we get one of these from our back patio. Amazing, isn't it. Make sure you click on the picture so you can see it real big.
All about our inspired and half crazy decision to move from the Midwest (where we have all lived our whole lives) to San Diego. Where we have spent a collective 200 hours.
Every night we get one of these from our back patio. Amazing, isn't it. Make sure you click on the picture so you can see it real big.
Posted by Michelle Edelman at 8:53 PM 0 comments
Hey! We have been so busy lately that I plumb forgot it was my blog's birthday.
A little over a year ago, I accepted a job with NYCA and we started preparing to move to California! Now, a year later, here we are.
I think I will pick out a new template for Bloggy's birthday. I remember when it was just a little blog, with just a few entries. You blink, and they grow up.
Posted by Michelle Edelman at 8:47 PM 0 comments
The other day, there was an odd piece of signage in our house. At first, I was impressed at the perfect spelling. Then I had a major flashback to my own room as a kid... I needlepointed a sign that said DON'T BOTHER ME I'M HAVIN' A CRISIS and hung it on my door. And then I thought... wait a minute! Wasn't I much older when I did that?
The same kid that a minute ago (or so it seems) was clinging to my leg in preschool has posted a KEEP OUT sign on her door. At least, she looks like the same kid. The other night we were visiting friends, and Sarah and two other 9-year-olds were trying to summon the dead to levitate them. I would have predicted that kind of thing would have scared the daylights out of her. But she slept soundly that night and not a word about it. I guess I had better embrace the new Private Sarah.
Posted by Michelle Edelman at 9:04 PM 0 comments
Ultrasound is normal. So that's good... no ulcer or gallstones. I have been diagnosed with being 42 years old, however, and surely I will die within 50 or 60 years.
So now I progress onto a GI specialist because I am still having some interesting Symptoms. I won't go into detail (trust me on this), and they aren't sending me to the ER anymore, but it needs to be investigated.
Posted by Michelle Edelman at 10:41 AM 4 comments