I couldn't figure out another way to host a picture to put on my profile. This is me the happiest place on earth. That's right, the Green Monstah at Fenway Park.
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Me
I couldn't figure out another way to host a picture to put on my profile. This is me the happiest place on earth. That's right, the Green Monstah at Fenway Park.
Monday, August 13, 2007
Friday, August 10, 2007
Wednesday, August 8, 2007
A roady
Yesterday I went to St. George. It sucked. We left at 6 am and got back at 5pm. It was a long drive for a short work visit and then another long drive. Did I mention that it sucked? The only thing remotely interesting was seeing all of the burned land on either side of our car from the fire a few weeks ago. But that didn't make the trip any better. I'm glad I only have to do that every 3 months.
I guess the other interesting thing was on the way back hearing the news from my mom about my dad. He went in for an MRI and was pretty much not allowed to leave and is still in the hosptial with the doc's scratchin' their heads. It sounds like we'll know more by the end of today (but that's what my mom said yesterday...) so we'll see. For a more informative description of my broken dad click onto my parents blog (castle mom and dad).
For now I'm just glad to be back in the wasatch front. And not driving to St. George.
I guess the other interesting thing was on the way back hearing the news from my mom about my dad. He went in for an MRI and was pretty much not allowed to leave and is still in the hosptial with the doc's scratchin' their heads. It sounds like we'll know more by the end of today (but that's what my mom said yesterday...) so we'll see. For a more informative description of my broken dad click onto my parents blog (castle mom and dad).
For now I'm just glad to be back in the wasatch front. And not driving to St. George.
Friday, August 3, 2007
Here's lookin' at you, kid
Well... life goes on after Charlie. And, the day after (Thursday) I paid a group of men and women to put drops in my eyes, poke and prod them with metal instruments and then burn some of my cornea off. It was delightful.
For those of you haven't experienced lasik, it's kind of hard to describe, but it reminded me a little of the dentist -for your eyes. The pain and discomfort was a little dull, but I could still feel everything that was going on -and see it.
Speaking of seeing it -we came home with a DVD of the entire procedure. I think Justin's trying to figure out a way to put it on the blog. A warning for those of you (myself included) who are a little squeamish, don't watch it. It's little sci-fi and gross.
For those of you haven't experienced lasik, it's kind of hard to describe, but it reminded me a little of the dentist -for your eyes. The pain and discomfort was a little dull, but I could still feel everything that was going on -and see it.
Speaking of seeing it -we came home with a DVD of the entire procedure. I think Justin's trying to figure out a way to put it on the blog. A warning for those of you (myself included) who are a little squeamish, don't watch it. It's little sci-fi and gross.
Wednesday, August 1, 2007
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