Monday, February 2, 2009
Tired Dog
I haven't forgotten about you, I just need more time. Don't give up hope, there shall be a new post in the near future. Until then, enjoy some pics and a pizza on me. 
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Gold, Al Franken, and Mir
Sometimes you get bored doing certain things, and then you find other things to take the place of the thing you are bored of doing. I am referring to this blog, and hence I have not made an entry in a while. However, after visiting a number of people over the holidays I have come to realize that a great number of you liked and looked forward to said blog. Therefore, I am going to make a commitment to do more entries, not so much for me as for you, my fans. I love you all, though some of you have a bad odor.
How were your holidays, Nick? Well, thank you for asking. We spent Christmas and New Year's visiting approximately 62 relatives, friends, and relatives of friends. All of whom wanted to hold London. Except for my Dad, who called her icky. Overall we had a really great time in MD, but I think my Mom is still crying because she misses us. We can’t wait to go back, but perhaps next time we will pick two places to visit. Oh, and the trip culminated in New Year's at Schuyler and Erika’s. One interesting tidbit about that: Schuyler and Erika (mostly Schuyler) had a baby on December 30th, checked out of the hospital on the 31st at 5:30pm, and had 30 people at their house for a party by 8:30pm. That is party dedication. Rock on party mammals.
So today was London’s first day at the babysitters'. The babysitter is our neighbor Dana. Below is a picture of her at our last neighborhood party. This is the best picture we had that didn’t include nudity or vomit. Don’t worry, she is a very nice person with good morals and will be a good influence. She also has two great kids that made it this far in life, so she is doing something right. Anyway, London was apparently scared in a new place without her Mom (and to a lesser extent her Dad), so she had a trying day. She cried a lot and then pooped about six times when she got home. I don’t like to poop away from home either, but I try to limit it to three times once I do get home. Now you know, and knowing is half the battle. Tomorrow is another day, however, and we are sure she will get used to her new surroundings. If not, she can pay for her own Nanny; I am tired of her mooching off us.
How were your holidays, Nick? Well, thank you for asking. We spent Christmas and New Year's visiting approximately 62 relatives, friends, and relatives of friends. All of whom wanted to hold London. Except for my Dad, who called her icky. Overall we had a really great time in MD, but I think my Mom is still crying because she misses us. We can’t wait to go back, but perhaps next time we will pick two places to visit. Oh, and the trip culminated in New Year's at Schuyler and Erika’s. One interesting tidbit about that: Schuyler and Erika (mostly Schuyler) had a baby on December 30th, checked out of the hospital on the 31st at 5:30pm, and had 30 people at their house for a party by 8:30pm. That is party dedication. Rock on party mammals.
So today was London’s first day at the babysitters'. The babysitter is our neighbor Dana. Below is a picture of her at our last neighborhood party. This is the best picture we had that didn’t include nudity or vomit. Don’t worry, she is a very nice person with good morals and will be a good influence. She also has two great kids that made it this far in life, so she is doing something right. Anyway, London was apparently scared in a new place without her Mom (and to a lesser extent her Dad), so she had a trying day. She cried a lot and then pooped about six times when she got home. I don’t like to poop away from home either, but I try to limit it to three times once I do get home. Now you know, and knowing is half the battle. Tomorrow is another day, however, and we are sure she will get used to her new surroundings. If not, she can pay for her own Nanny; I am tired of her mooching off us.
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