I love tax season.

For the past couple weeks I've thought, "Man, I've got to post an update to the site," but honestly, I just couldn't bring myself to do it. I've got things I want to gripe about, such as when Vickie and I went to see The Mist with Robert and Nichole. Here's a tip for you: don't watch it, it will make you hate humanity and you will be pissed about the ending, whether you've read the book or not, you will be pissed.

There's a lot to say, and I'm not sure if I've got the stamina in me to say it all. All's well with little Elizabeth as she delights in nothing more than abusing her mother from within, so no worries there. But many, many other things have been going on. Firstly, Vic and I have been "in the market" for a house. There's one particular piece of land that we've been out to see twice now.

The past few days have been all about damage control. Recovery from Christmas, recovery from web issues, recovery from nausea... So, no, I haven't been around much lately. Too much to do and not enough time to do it in. So here's the quickie recap: Robin joined us with the Gauck family for Thanksgiving where Turkey and mass quantities of Good Eats were had, not to mention some Wii gaming. December brought me at least ten hours of overtime just about every week which was a godsend (although we didn't know it at the time).

First and foremost, let's earn a delicious sundae:

Now that's a Mullet!

Vickie and I had come into a bit of 'imaginary' cash, and we decided we needed a good break from the rigors of Minimal Spending to which we've been slave to for the past couple months. When work ended on Friday, she met me here and we went to the mall to do some window shopping and Father's Day gift-hunting. I was ecstatic to see that Spencer's carries the nerd-popular Airzooka, and will likely own one in the very near future.

Okay, so it's been a long time since I've updated. Many, many things have been going on. Firstly, you should know that the plans for getting a new home have been put on hold until our credit clears up - that or until someone wants to buy us a house. We certainly don't have enough credit to pull it off ourselves.