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April 26 - Monday May 3, 2010 A Week Gone By


Sooo you are probably thinking.... what is the Lumberjack all about???
Answer: nothing at all
I have just always liked the whole manliness nature of a lumberjack :-)
Anyhow...
Another week in time... more new job orientation, more domestic navigation, a little spring cleaning, some overnight guests...
Cheering for my husband and his buddy as they completed a local triathlon yesterday!
They did an awesome job!!!
Today is about sorting piles of old (&new) mail... making phone calls, scheduling appointments and being the quality of "glue" that keeps the family together... you all know the stuff I am talking about.
The nice part of today is that for the first time in awhile it is completely quiet hmmmmm:-)

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