So I’m awake at 2AM for the second night in a row. It’s not due to insomnia, but kidney stones. Ever since I was diagnosed with cancer over seven years ago, I’ve become quite the hypochondriac. I am acutely aware of everything that goes on in my body, and anything out of the ordinary immediately
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Colleen took her first tentative, Frankenstein-ish steps earlier this week. She is just so proud of herself! I also need to try out some newfangled HTML5, so let’s kill two birds with one stone: (Straight HTML5 with JW Flash Player fallback)
My last blog post was your typical apology for not blogging more often. And I followed that up with a three month silence. Oh well. 2010 has had no small share of excitement, for lack of a better term. December was very busy at work with the typical end-of-the-year rush as everyone attempted to get
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…it’s such an interesting and exciting time in my life and it would be a shame to not write about it.
We are in the final hours before Colleen’s arrival. We have to be at the hospital at 5:30, which means getting up around 4:30. But I doubt either of us will get much sleep. In less than 12 hours she will make her appearance!
This afternoon we have to leave Hilton Head for the drudgery of home. We’ve had a great week of doing absolutely nothing! Hanging out at the beach, reading by the pool, and eating lots of seafood (and ice cream). Probably the first vacation we’ve had where I wasn’t itching to get home after a few
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In early 2007, Emily and I were thrilled to discover that she was pregnant. It was particularly unexpected, because although we had been trying for a few months, the odds of it happening naturally were slim due to my chemo in 2003. Sadly our little "Peppercorn" didn’t make it past the eighth week in the
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We’ve got walls and everything! About a month to a month and a half left until we can move in.
