True Stories

I have decided to start writting down things that actually happen to me, like other people do in their blogs, so my friends and family can all keep track of where I am and where I am going on life's journey. So you can expect things to get a lot more exciting. So, starting with this morning, let's see, I got up, took a quick shower, made the coffee and toasted a frozen waffle for the older boy and a bagel for myself. I ate my half bagel with cream cheese then went downstairs to get a warmer shirt. When I came back up to the kitchen, the younger boy was eating my other half bagel! I guess he thought I made it for him!

The landscaping is going well. I am still a one-man operation. I have a lot of homeowner clients who all want small jobs done for them and I am spread kind of thin, taking care of many small details at once. I am looking forward to a vacation in July. I need to practice my scrabble skills and learn some patriotic tunes on the guitar.

Lately I have been trying to come up with some athiestic bumber stickers. WWCD: What would Camus Do? Or: God didn't say it, I don't believe it, does that settle it? I saw another one on a discussion forum last night: In case of Rapture, can I have your car? And another one I liked, though it is not athiestic: Stop Continental Drift.

I am a Christian athiest. I can usually keep up with the Apostle's Creed in church. Anyone who wants to understand more about how you can be both Christian and athiest, check out some of the books written by the retired Episcopalean bishop Dr. Shelby Spong.

I have had a series of very good hair days. Just the perfect amount of fluff and bounce. The key is to stay away from showers, shampoo, that sort of thing.

I am taking a taxonomy class at the botanical gardens. What a hoot. I hope to write more about that later.

Now, time to get to work.