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November 15, 2004
Ok, I doubt anyone reads this anymore, but hey, I try...
As you can tell, not much has been happening. For Halloween Josh was Elmo and Joey was a white ninja. They had lots of fun trick-or-treating, even though we only went to about 10-15 houses in our neighborhood. We still had so much candy left from the school Fall Fest the previous Friday so it was more for the fun of it. BTW, remind me to never volunteer for school stuff. For the school Fall Fest there were 3 people to set everything up, including myself. I was so tired but we had fun.
Josh is still a little butthead, but so very cute. He sings ALL THE TIME. Now, while I love my little son's voice, hearing the Barney song over and over really gets on anyone's nerves. Joey was playing during recess and tripped and broke his left collarbone last Thursday. It wasn't too bad, he has to wear a sling for about 4 weeks and it's already doing so well he is lifting it without pain. We got another kitty, he was born in June and his name is Mikey. He's a beautiful grey tabby and is helping to keep Jordan active. Jordan is my 5 year old fat grumpy orange tabby. The only bad thing about Mikey is that he is very vocal. He MEOWS all the time. He meows to get picked up, to be petted, if he's alone, if he's hungry...sigh.
My job at PETsMART lasted a total of 3(?) weeks. It was so stressful and killing my back, they expected you to lift 10-40+ pound bags and boxes of dog/cat food and litter for the customer and then stand on your feet all day. I have an interview at Hollywood Video on Wednesday, one at Tucson Small Animal Hospital and one at a daycare for a vocational college that offers free childcare. I really need to find a job soon, or else my tree will look like Charlie Brown's this year :). We're juggling the bills and stuff so we're doing ok with that, just not much left for extras.
Anyway, if anyone is still out there, stop by and say hi??
Till next time, Jenjen
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