Monday, December 31, 2007
Perryville
So, we went to Perryville, MO. this past weekend. You know, Perryville, the home of the eh, theee eh... Hohenadel clan. Ryan and Gloria and Jonas were out there visiting family, so we decided join them. It was a fine trip. We ate well, met some family, sang a few songs, watched children fly around, and ate some fine doughnuts. We are back and settling in for a day off of work. Hibernation will be in effect. Happy New Year to you all.
Friday, December 28, 2007
scenes from the north
Christmas day was a day full of loafing and hanging. Carlye showed us how to play craps, we stood in front of the tree in a row for a while(pela and I were cold and apparently stunned), Uncle Nigel taught the girls about the holiest of all chords, and we all held Pela up in various fashions. Oops. How did that picture of Sharon get in there?!?
the morning cup
Thursday, December 27, 2007
Holiday holdings
We made it to MN late Friday night. We hung out with the Grandparents and Greatgrandparents. We ate some food, drove in some snow, chilled with pela, were ministered to by the vehicle of John Piper, and enjoyed the family that lives in the tundra. Thanks and love to all of those up there and those we couldn't be near this season.
Friday, December 21, 2007
Merry Christmas to you all
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Monday, December 17, 2007
Weekend with the Kolsto Grandparents
Friday, December 14, 2007
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
some fine popcorn
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
scenes from an icy today
Monday, December 10, 2007
Sunday, December 9, 2007
so this is funny. or is it?
A few weeks back, the heat pump in our house in NC went out. My realtor made the call to get it fixed with the home warranty people. Should cost $55 to get it fixed. We can live with that. By the way, for the story's sake, my realtor is telling me all of this after the fact. So, she makes the appointment, the guy goes out and fixes the pump. Thanks Mr. Home Warranty man...
Three days later, my realtor takes a potential buyer through for a showing of the house(brand new heat pump! bonus). Instead of the smell of fresh baked cookies to entice a potential homeowner into the more romantic notions of owning a home, there was a smell that reminded one of the grim realities of owning your own home. Yes, without a fresh baked cookie smell to greet them, all that lingered was the smell of a 3 day old bowel movement diffusing from the bathroom. Our mistake was turning off the water utility in an effort to be frugal. His was walking away and leaving a job unfinished.
Now, almost needless to say, we received no offer on the house. And I commend our realtor for such direct business savvy. She called the Home Warranty people and said the fee for disposing of the feces left by their employee was $55, and so the matter was settled. We got a free heat pump, we still can wow people at our many dinner parties with the fact that we own a home in the Carolina's and we all got a good story out of the deal.
I would like to thank Sarah Olson for her quick thinking on the job, and part of me would have liked to have heard the conversation upon the bathroom harvest discovery. Thanks to Jon Olson for using the finest water in the Southeast to cleanse the toilet. Here's to Primo water...
Three days later, my realtor takes a potential buyer through for a showing of the house(brand new heat pump! bonus). Instead of the smell of fresh baked cookies to entice a potential homeowner into the more romantic notions of owning a home, there was a smell that reminded one of the grim realities of owning your own home. Yes, without a fresh baked cookie smell to greet them, all that lingered was the smell of a 3 day old bowel movement diffusing from the bathroom. Our mistake was turning off the water utility in an effort to be frugal. His was walking away and leaving a job unfinished.
Now, almost needless to say, we received no offer on the house. And I commend our realtor for such direct business savvy. She called the Home Warranty people and said the fee for disposing of the feces left by their employee was $55, and so the matter was settled. We got a free heat pump, we still can wow people at our many dinner parties with the fact that we own a home in the Carolina's and we all got a good story out of the deal.
I would like to thank Sarah Olson for her quick thinking on the job, and part of me would have liked to have heard the conversation upon the bathroom harvest discovery. Thanks to Jon Olson for using the finest water in the Southeast to cleanse the toilet. Here's to Primo water...
Friday, December 7, 2007
Anyone remember this?
I remember watching this when I was younger. I remember specifically the episode when they cloned him. His web in this version always made me uncomfortable. dunno why...
Thursday, December 6, 2007
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
lookers
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