Looky what I found while sorting through my pictures in iPhoto (that would have been about the time I was looking through the wedding pictures as well )

Today is our third anniversary. Time flies!

We aren’t celebrating till Friday though because we decided I could take off work and have a three day weekend!

But, I did go looking through the wedding photos and thought I would post a few here for you, my dear readers.

I listened to an awesome sermon this morning by Pastor McDonald that I wanted to share with you all:

The Baptized Household

Go and Listen!

So I never really noticed the little link up toward the top right corner when you are viewing a feed in Google Reader. It says ”show details” (which if click magically becomes a ”hide details” link). Being of the curious sort, and willing to take risks, I clicked that little link while viewing my blog’s RSS feed. That little link gave me a few details. Actually two to be exact, and they are as follows:

1. This feed has 0.0 posts per week and


2. There are 11 subscribers to this feed

So this post is two fold. 1. Bring up the post count. 2. I’m bummed that there are only 11 subscribers in Google Reader and since this blog has to be more popular than that (it has to right?) then I must assume my readers are terribly ill informed and don’t know about Google Reader.

Let me assure you that Google Reader is the coolest thing since sliced bread! It lets you keep up with any RSS enabled website without having to check up on the website constantly. For instance, I subscribe to 95 RSS feeds, many of them blogs of folks I like, friends etc. Anytime a blog I subscribed to in Google Reader has a new post it shows up in my Google Reader thanks to that nifty thing called RSS!

Try it! You’ll love it!

That should help my post count

I think there is a control freak in our family… and no it’s not me.

Let me give you one small example.

Rachel’s MacBook almost always sits on top of the entertainment center, with audio and video hooked up to the television. Now, Macs have this cool program called Front Row, and they also have remote controls. The remote always sits on the shelf next to the rocking chair.

We often use Rachel’s MacBook to play music through the TV by means of the remote and Front Row. When an album or playlist gets done, Allen immediately begins frantically pointing at the shelf where the remote resides practically shouting “Moe, Moe” and then pointing to the TV (Moe means remote)…

Yes, that’s what I call micro management!

Here is the flyer I did for the concert: