Let it Snow.

I am sure that the majority of you are probably sealed inside from the snow, but unfortunately I am not. While it absolutely dumped snow in the front range, my area received give or take 2 inches. not the ideal situation, but what can you do. I guess I would prefer it this way because if it did dump 2 feet of snow up here and I did have to work, I would go insane! As far as work goes I have pretty much been doing nothing but that. For the last 4 weeks I have worked 7 days a week and an unknown amount of hours, and I am exhausted. This working streak has battered my immune system and I know have a wicked cold, or AIDS, but the lab results aren't back yet.

Allow me now to share with you a few things I have learned while fighting this cold:
-Working 40+ hours with kids and a bad cold is horrible.
-The "Non-namebrand" drugs are not the same as the Namebrand drugs.
-The greatest sleep comes when you are loaded on Nyquil.
-No amount of "Cough Suppressents" actually supress a cough.
-I wish I could affort health insurance.

Anyways the other day we were at the bar and we saw our neighbor and got to talking. I have never talked to this guy but I know his girlfriend and his dog. While we were at the bar our neighbor started to do a magic trick or two. He poured a packet of sweetener into a losened fist, opened his hand and then closed it and the sweetener reappeared and he poured it back out. So I am thinking, Wow that was a really cool trick, and I am thinking it is over. Then he pulls out a deck of cards and starts doing some of the most amazing tricks/magic I have ever seen. He was doing tricks and reading minds, it was David Blane style. It was incredible. I don't think any amount of "Slight of Hand" could complete these tricks, it was magic. I later found out that he used to work in Vegas and is now a professional magician up here, it was really cool.


So, what else is going on? I had this afternoon off so I took the opportunity to go and get contacts. I have been putting getting contacts off for years, because I figured it would cost too much and be a hassle, but I was in and out in under 20 minutes. And let me tell you Walmart did not let me down on this one, I am pleased and happy. After the contacts I took the dog out for a walk to burn some of her energy off. We made it to the pet store and I caved, I bought her $32 in dog toys for Hanukkah. Maybe she will stop eating things around the house: rugs, couch pillows, the crap under my bed, but we'll see.


I was just watching Rob & Big on MTV and I would like to repeat somthing I saw on the show, so here is My Living Blog Will:

-My Saronni: Corey
-Digital camera: Brian
-Cycling socks: Brian
-Allez 'Wonder-mut' Koch: Jeremy
-My truck: I will be burried in it
-My vast book collection: Corey
-My coffee/espresso machine: Evan
-My furniture: Dana
-My cowbell: Evan
-My Bed: Aaron
-Anything I own associated with Lance Armstrong: Brian
-My ski gear: Jeremy
-My clothes: Evan (You always looked funny in clothes that didn't fit you)
-My diploma: Dana (You may never get your own)
-My BBQ: Corey
-My Felt: Brian (You always enjoyed making fun it)
-My cycling clothing: Evan (again with the "fit" thing)
-My shot glass collection: Corey

Thats all I think I have as far as worldly posessions goes, kind of depressing. If I left you out tough shit, deal with it!