99 Days

We have less than 100 days left of living in Ohio. We are down to the double digits now. Here are a few things we're doing before we go.

-Brody and I are going on an eight day Caribbean cruise with some friends. Both my mom and dad are coming to hold down the fort, and watch my crazy boys while we are away.
-Brody will be working hard to finish his board and graduation requirements
-I will most likely be going to Houston for my sisters wedding sometime soon. That is if they ever officially get engaged and set a date.
-I need to get all the paperwork and information completed for The Louisiana State Dental Board (Yes me, who else would do it, Brody? Ha!)
-Take the kids to some of their favorite places, like COSI, the zoo, parks, play groups, and running around our neighborhood with their dump trucks. (Baylor has upgraded from his school bus)
-Celebrate Brody's birthday
-Eat out at some of our favorite Columbus restaurants, and maybe try some new hot spots we didn't try before
-Baylor will be finishing up his 1st year of preschool
-Chase will start going to nursery at our church
-I will continue training and run the Columbus 1/2 marathon
-Brody will graduate
-Find a place to live in Lake Charles
-Sell or give away all our junk we don't went to take with us
-Sell Brody's car
-Organize and pack
-Get a moving truck
-Saying goodbye for some really great friends and people in Columbus

Nice Lobes

Check out my new and improved ear lobes. That's right, put me in a room with a bunch of 2-8 year old girls, and we can share stories about our recent ear piercing experience. I've never had my ears pierced and didn't ever care until recently. I've decided to grow out my hair, and I'm going through the awkward, ugly length right now and thought that wearing cute, new earrings might help. Come to find out I'm not suppose to wear dangle earrings for 6 months. I may have to break that rule. FYI it surprisingly hurts quite a bit. I would have said something about it hurting while I was having them pierced, but there was a frightened 7 year old behind me, so I had to be brave.

Blogging

I saw this on my sisters blog, and thought it was right on. That pretty much sums it up.

Let's not go breaking any records

So, I was watching the news tonight, and the weather man said we are on track to break the record for most snow in February, set in 1910. Oh come on, this is my last winter in Ohio. There's no need to go breaking any 100 year old records.
Here are a few pictures of us in the snow. FYI, the pictures you can still see the grass were taken before February. Add about 2 feet onto that, and it will look a little more like our current conditions.