do it

The house is available anytime that day, and the day before/after.

You've got 22 hours to voice a house-purchasing concern with this, otherwise I'm proceeding with the contract.

Sounds good to me -- we can have a late supper after too. AO I guess that means we're committing to your house too -- does that work for you?

do it

Do it.

broomball is available 5:10pm to 7:10pm on Dec. 26th

You've got about 4 hours to voice a reservation-stopping concern with this, otherwise I'm proceeding with the contract.

I know it's straight down the dinner hours. Think maybe we could do a hearty late lunch a few hours before hand?

Thanks to all who supported Thomas in his Race for Education. He told me that he did six total laps around the school, but he forgot to punch his card one time. I also got in trouble with him because I had to work. "Mom, when it's Race for Education, all the Moms and Dads are supposed to come and cheer for the kids." Ooops!

Nicolas was really enjoying the birthday cards this morning once Thomas showed him that there's something inside them. I can't believe he's two already!

thanks for the reading material V!

hey, that fuzzy picture reminds me: the Dead Sea Scrolls are coming to the Milwaukee Public Museum in January. Plan your trips soon!

Oh veronica, when will you stop posting fuzzy drunken pictures... oh we love you. =)

I've been told that Clayton Brown bought the house north of me. When Kara bought her house a few years ago, mom, dad, grandma and grandpa did lots of work fixing it up so I'm expecting lots of activity next door soon.
Someone has also started working on Montgomery's house again. Looks like they are gutting the inside this time. This neighborhood will be really looking good soon.

I remember paying for it in bruises. But it was worth it!

Karina has a baby. Now Johanna is pregnant...she is the one that lives in Colombia.

I like the idea of 2 hours because I'm not paying for it... yet.

esSO - Doesn't Johanna have a little baby?

Broomball - I'm up for any of the three suggested timeframes. I like the 2 hour idea. We can take breaks when needed and not feel like we are going to miss out on the play time we want.

ugh... looks like email filter may need some work... anyhow, this isn't actually our meeting room, I think it's the lunch room for our meeting room. Old EDS headquarters, but it's just another HP building now.

hardcore 'cold water' style: 5:30am - 7:30am. Breakfast after.

I second Tracy's or late in the evening like 8-10 to let that hardy dinner settle.

4-6pm with a hardy dinner afterwards at Adrienne's.

Can I get some suggestions to a preferred time for broomball?

I was debating trying 2 hours this year. I know 1 hour wipes most everyone, but I figured 2 might still be worth it. Of course, it's twice the price then.

If possible I'd appreciate some feedback ASAP. I got a response from the Bloomington ice arena and they'd like to know when, but it does sound like they're potentially open on the 26th.

Yeah VMO, let us know when to send Edgardo up for painting fun. hehe.
Also, the kids are going to be cousins again....Johanna is pregnant.

yay! 2005 is back! loans for everyone!

so I am now officially in debt for 2 houses. Very busy day so pictures to come.

seen better days... I sat outside for a bit and thought about stopping by, but you probably don't want to catch this, so I'll take it to Texas and see you guys this weekend.

Hey nto, how are you fairing?

home.

Back in MP to do laundry and repack before the trip to California.
Had a great volunteer dinner last night. I had a caricature of myself drawn, won a Sierra Club calendar and got a flower, that's besides all the great food.
Now I have to catch up on all the messages from the last week.

I'm just finishing "Speech-less" by Matt Latimer. Quick read, lots of good stuff. anyone want it next?

it didn't go. Hoping for Monday now.

After a good Thai meal, everything's beautiful.

how does "great shopping and even better dining" make a place beautiful?

anyway, just finished our IAS audit, whew! what a week!

Has anyone read "America For Sale" by Bouchard and Koch? Seems like a book fld may have read, or maybe someone whose company buys a lot of steel from Esmark read it. I'd like to borrow it.

homecoming

home repair

Yea that's near the end of my commute. The funny bit was I was chuckling to myself about this commute because at the start I passed a man on a horse leading a packhorse.