Emily Birt

Yesterday, she had her other eye treated for cataracts, and she doesn’t need glasses any more, except for reading.

It was a Super Blood Wolf moon, which is kind of rare.

Our exercise is logged straight into my food diary, which I’ve been keeping because I put on 7 pounds over vacation and holidays… need to make my pants comfy again!

We keep track of our favorite recipes which are suitable for our guests and today I added a delicious Apron’s dish we’ve had twice.

Lucky Pork and Beans – A crock pot dish of pork butt, seasoning veggies, rotel tomatoes, and black eye peas.

He fell off a ladder yesterday, and had to have rods and pins put in to repair his broken hip.

Most of our clients have had no issues, which is good for such a big update.

Bleys and Carmen got married today.

Bleys & Carmen are getting married! Aunt Susie is riding with us.

She’s been a client for over a year and we met her in person for the first time. She’s such a nice person!

Nothing bad has happened so far!

We got a new hosting account a year ago, and it’s taken me this long to get everything moved over. SO GLAD IT’S DONE!!! A great weight has been lifted from my shoulders.

She has cancer on her back left leg, and it’s spreading slowly. She still has a decent quality of life, so we’re just taking it day by day to see how she does.

We woke up before it was light, and took our coffee out to witness the beautiful pink clouds. There was a light breeze, along with wispy clouds scurrying across the scene.

It’s the new record! Last night, I found two per pine tree. We have three trees in the front and a huge one along the side driveway. They must have their territories. It’ll be interesting to see if there are ever more than two per tree.

I added two things to the third list. Must keep my eyes open for more!

Bleys & Carmen were here, we spent quality time with them and our friends, and I got to talk with everybody in my family. Dinner at Aunt Susie’s was good, too.

For Christmas, we got each other flashlights that  have red, green, and ultraviolet lights, and now I’m obsessed with going out at night to see how many scorpions and other florescent creatures I can find. When the UV light shines on a scorpion, it lights up with a green florescent  glow.