I have to confess.....I am a Craig's List junkie. But sometimes it pays off. Like with this jogging stroller. I answered an ad about it, thinking Jeremy would enjoy using it with Jonathan. I googled it to find out what they sell for and it was over $150. I didn't want to offend them but I also wanted to get a good deal so I offered her $35 for it by email, and she accepted. I was shocked!! But while we were setting up the drop off, she sends me another email that says her husband called and said he didn't want her to sell the stroller but to give it to me, because it had been given to them and he didn't want to make any money off of it. I didn't feel right about taking it for free so I asked her if I could possibly trade her some diapers for the stroller and she said yes. So for $35 worth of diapers, I picked up a great stroller!! Jonathan tried it out tonight.
Friday, February 27, 2009
Jogging Stroller
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Job Fair
My co-worker and I went to the college criminal justice job fair yesterday at Tarleton State University, Stephenville, Texas. This is my other "child" who is also an alumni, sitting at our meager little table. Check it out. We were even using candy to lure the college students to us.
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Stick Horse
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Sun Dried Tomatoes
Monday, February 16, 2009
Happy President's Day
Since I had the day off, I headed to Round Rock to visit Charley. She is really growing, weighing in at 7 lbs. 1 oz.
Sunday, February 15, 2009
The Army crawl
We put a moveable board up several months ago to keep the dog in the kitchen as she was waking at night and wandering into the living room to leave puddles on the carpet. So her world is now in the kitchen/dining room/laundry room. Jonathan decided he was going to see what was going on on the other side of the board.
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Saturday, February 07, 2009
Feeling Much Better
Thursday, February 05, 2009
What a criminal.....
I have become a Craig's List junkie. I have bought a lot of good toys. I met up with a young lady at Walmart today at noon for an exchange. I got a Little Tykes plastic coupe (like the Flintstones car, most are orange and yellow and the kid's feet hang out the bottom and they push themselves around that way). The coupe wouldn't fit inside my car and it would just barely fit inside the trunk, the lid wouldn't close. The wind was blowing a gale, I was standing in the WalMart parking lot, I needed to get back to work, and I knew I had to keep the trunk lid down some way. I spied my pair of running shoes and decided to just unlace the strings from one hole. Hey, ok, I was too lazy to take the laces out of the shoe, all right. So I run the laces through the latches of the trunk, tie the laces together, and back to work I go. I checked it when I got to work and things looked ok. Imagine my surprise when I get a call from one of the security guards downstairs. He begins to tell me that he had been helping a young lady get to her car with a box and noticed three police cars parked around MY car. The lady officer was an acquaintance of his and came over to talk to him. They had already run my plates and knew that the car belonged to me. The reason they were there was that several people had called the police station saying that there was someone, or a body, in the trunk of a car on Franklin Avenue!!! I guess they checked it out and told the guard to have me park in one of the parking lots so people would quit calling. I went downstairs to see what all the disturbance was about and I have to admit, it DID look kinda funny. I replaced the tennis shoe with a bungee cord that I remembered was in the back seat. Only in Waco.......


Sunday, February 01, 2009
Charley at 3 weeks
We went to Round Rock late yesterday afternoon to visit with Charley and her parents. We hadn't seen her in over a week. She finally opened her eyes to look at us.
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