Our oldest daughter, Christine, had her birthday today. I am not allowed to tell you the actual number, but the two-digit year of her birth is a natural progression of the month\/day of her birth.\u00a0 She’ll probably mention the nice start to her day on her blog <a href=’http:\/\/stickyfingerprints.com’>StickyFingerprints<\/a>.<\/p>\n
Pam and I met for lunch with her three youngest children plus her sister Stacy. Then everyone except me went off shopping for a bit (I lucked out there). I wandered home, and went outside to fix up the plastic covering over the garden area, since the weather dweebs are predicting lows of about 30 tonight. Colder today — some very minor snow flurries in the area, which is normal for this time of year around here.<\/p>\n
Other than that, I stayed inside and worked on the Stealth Project’s web pages, along with the two ecommerce sites I am working on.<\/p>\n
The next few days will be busy. Tomorrow, I am volunteering some time at the local Deseret Industries (thrift-shop), and then Saturday will be helping out a a fellow church member’s funeral, getting the chair and tables set up.\u00a0 There will be a large crowd for his services, since he’s lived in this area for his whole life and has a large family.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Our oldest daughter, Christine, had her birthday today. I am not allowed to tell you the actual number, but the two-digit year of her birth is a natural progression of the month\/day of her birth.\u00a0 She’ll probably mention the nice start to her day on her blog <a href=’http:\/\/stickyfingerprints.com’>StickyFingerprints<\/a>.<\/p>\n
Pam and I met for lunch with her three youngest children plus her sister Stacy. Then everyone except me went off shopping for a bit (I lucked out there).<\/p>\n