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October 26, 2012

Not Ordinary

Today was definitely not your average ordinary day. My husband called me at 8:30 a.m. informing me that he had passed out at work and had no warning of the episode coming on at all. Off to med check we went only to be informed, that we still needed to go to the ER to make sure that nothing was seriously wrong. After an EKG, full blood workup and a chest x-ray they still could not find anything to explain the sudden passing out spell.

Lucky husband gets to stay in the hospital overnight so that he can be monitored to confirm that he doesn't have some kind of weird heart arrhythmia happening. Needless to say he is not a happy camper. I wanted to post the photo I took of him lying in the hospital bed hooked up to tons of wires, but I was threatened within an inch of my life :).

In between driving back and forth to the hospital I was at home taking care of the dogs, only to have Phoenix escape out of the backyard. Then I had to chase her down and repair the spot she got out of. What a day!

Here's a photo of Phoenix, no SHE'S NOT that innocent.

Phoenix
Here's a photo of Phoenix, no SHE'S NOT that innocent.


December 15, 2007

Web Design - A Stretching of My Mind

This has been a very intensive week. I've been frustrated, distressed, crying, drained and finally elated. Doing web design when you are just learning it along with learning a new program has been quite the challenge this week and this semester. Finals are upon me now and the website is loaded and live, although there is much work and tweaking to be done at least I can say I've given it my all and put in much blood, sweat, and tears to get to this point. I know it doesn't even begin to compare to many I've seen, but it's mine and my hard work and I'm proud of it...so enjoy! Come back often for it will be changing and getting better on a regular basis. I'm working on thumbnails for my photos now but it's taking time...so be patient.