monday...

Mad props to my soon to be three year old nephew who, upon seeing my new ink, said matter of factly, "I'm going to get a buffalo on my arm sometime."
...not to worry, Juice, we'll start an ink fund for you here in SLC...

Work has been a monumental waste of time lately, but I am grateful for the chance to work and for getting as many hours as I am right now. I have also recently ran into many others at work who have either adopted or are looking into adopting. It puts a new face of humanity on the drudgery and inhumanity that often accompanies the places I work. Two more days.

Janine is now off from work (her last day was Friday) and is busy getting the house ready for our departure as well as our return. This week will be nice for her in that she will be able to accomplish a lot of the little things that add up to being huge things. I was off a little early today and was able to help her a little bit in our house preparation. It is very exciting to see the kids' room coming together piece by piece. Seven days.

I was able to discuss the ethnicity of Jesus today with three friends who are all non-religious. I am not sure what will come of it, especially since I won't see them for six weeks, but it was nice to discuss a little bit with people who are not overly familiar with Jesus. Maybe slow times at work aren't so bad after all.

Frog Brothers, Inc. should be a company, but right now it isn't. 7-Up, Frog Brother, Jr., Mr. Chocolate and myself would like to begin the grass roots marketing of random things, including, but not limited to: communal living, cage-free-farm-fresh products, fair trade, using less fossil fuels, alternative energy, hockey, and the shameless promotion of the band "Free Range Donut" with their new hit single "My Frog Has A Cast."

MY FROG HAS A CAST!