Saturday, May 31, 2008
Some of the aqarium's non-living exhibits
Chad & Jessica at the Aquarium
Me in front of the entrance and Chad at the bird watching area outside.
Wrightsville Beach Vacation
Thursday, May 01, 2008
8 Year Anniversary
Sandy's new spot on the bed
Monday, April 21, 2008
A New Low for Society...

Apparently plastic surgeons aren't making enough money augmenting anyone with an A-cup or a few wrinkles, so now they're getting into publishing children's books. Dr. Michael Salzhauer has written the children's book "My Beautiful Mommy" (pictured above) to help children understand what happens when their mother has plastic surgery. My favorite line is when the mom says to her child that she "won't look different, just prettier." Seriously - I absolutely cannot believe this book exists or that apparently so many people need it to help their children through all their cosmetic procedures! What a bunch of messed up kids they'll be - maybe that generation will be so emotionally scarred from seeing mom all bandaged up from plastic surgery that they'll decide to go back to being 100% natural. We can only hope right?!
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Yard sale success
More yard sale pics
Yard sale co-hosts
Yard Sale time
We decided to have a yard sale this year. Because of our neighborhood's HOA we can't have a yard sale whenever we want, so Chad's parents let us have it at their house. Here are some of the signs we made and me working on them. Unfortunately because of an ordinance about signs in Harrisburg two of the three signs we made were taken before the yard sale and we had to quickly make new ones Friday night.


Sandy "paints the town read"
Chad and the flu
Valentine's pie
C&J Services first residential job
More trailer details
Chad's new business purchase
Sunday, April 06, 2008
Final Four Meltdown
Well, I was hoping that my next blog post would be celebrating the Tar Heels as National Champions, but unfortunately that won't be the case. Carolina played their worst game of the season in the Final Four against Kansas. I don't know what happened, but they just totally fell apart. Down by as much as 28 points, they did manage to come back within 4 points, but just couldn't make it happen. Tyler Hansbrough scored 17 points and Wayne Ellington (pictured above) scored 18, but it just wasn't enough to bring them back to a win. All I can say is that hopefully Hansbrough and the other juniors will stay for their senior year at Carolina and work that much harder for a National Championship next year.Monday, March 17, 2008
March Madness with the North Carolina Tarheels

So, it's been a good season for the North Carolina Tarheels. Even with both Bobby Frasor out for the season and Ty Lawson out hurt for a few games - they come back to win the ACC regular season title AND the ACC tournament for 2007-08. Plus, Tyler Hansbrough is one of the few people to ever unanimously be voted for the ACC Player of the Year. And the Tarheels are moving on as the overall #1 seed in the NCAA tournament. Hopefully, they can add a National Championship to this year's resume as well. Go Heels!!Stay tuned for some possible Carolina cat gear - I'm working on some Tarheel clothing for Sandy and Roxy so they can show their team spirit too!
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
The newest member of my family
Monday, February 25, 2008
Athenaeum show
This past Saturday we saw Athenaeum play at the 15th anniversary of Amos' Southend. It was one of the best Athenaeum shows I've been to. They played for over 2 hours!! I wish I had brought my camera, but I totally didn't think of it beforehand. Anyway, I was lucky enough to find this picture of Mark, the totally hot lead singer, on Flickr. It was a great show - Amos' has expanded their venue since the last time I was there, so it was much less crowded.
Here is an older picture of Athenaeum that shows almost the whole band. I put this one up for Chad since his favorite person in the band is Mike (pictured on the far right here), who sings some lead, mostly backup, and plays guitar as well.Monday, February 11, 2008
Wednesday, January 09, 2008
Reading Re-cap for 2007
Most people who know me know that I read all the time. I read a variety of fiction, non-fiction and even young adult books too. For the past few years I've been keeping track of all the books that I read each year. So, last night I was adding up my total for 2007 and I read a grand total of 76 books! Here are my favorite 10 books that I read in 2007, these may not have been newly published in 2007, but they were my top 10 books for the year:
Fiction
Tolstoy Lied: a Love Story by Rachel Kadish
Mouse Guard Fall 1152 by David Peterson (this is a graphic novel, which usually I don't read, but this is incredible)
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling
Still Summer by Jacqueline Mitchard
The Last Summer (of You & Me) by Ann Brashares
Non-Fiction
The Feminine Mistake by Leslie Bennetts
Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver
If I Am Missing, or Dead by Janine Latus
Eat Pray Love by Elizabeth Gilbert
Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer
Fiction
Tolstoy Lied: a Love Story by Rachel Kadish
Mouse Guard Fall 1152 by David Peterson (this is a graphic novel, which usually I don't read, but this is incredible)
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling
Still Summer by Jacqueline Mitchard
The Last Summer (of You & Me) by Ann Brashares
Non-Fiction
The Feminine Mistake by Leslie Bennetts
Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver
If I Am Missing, or Dead by Janine Latus
Eat Pray Love by Elizabeth Gilbert
Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer
Wednesday, January 02, 2008
Ringing in 2008
Me & Biltmore
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