Pictures from New Year's Eve Party

The Super New Year party was fun!

Here's a look at the Super Heroes and Villians who showed up:

The Last Post of 2009

The final day of the year is upon us. I guess I could do a little retrospective of the year, however, I'm currently filled with excitement of the day. I keep seeing so many possibilities for 2010 and am happy that I don't know what will happen. That's what thrills me the most - anything can happen! I'm hoping for positive outcomes of course - whatever that means.

For today, I will be busy will little mundane tasks interspersed with creative ones like figuring out my Super Hero costume for Erik's party. Right now David is creating his death ray gun...

Ah, Christmas Day!

Here's a slideshow of our house (now that we have all the rooms finally set up and decorated for Christmas) and a few things we've been up to during the holiday break. Hope you're having a wonderful holiday too!!!!

The Fun Continues

Another wonderful day off! I'm really having a hoot! This morning, Pai and I played outside in the snow.

After a nice lunch at Northstar with some co-workers, I went home and decided to finally deal with the window in the "hobby room."

The window is opposite this wall.... This is David's banner by the way....

I was able to get a new picture with David - we just got our hair cut last week at Lucky 13. I highly recommend it!

I corrected some code for Jennifer's website and then I decided to manipulate some pictures for an art project. What an awesome day!

Website for Jennifer and Holiday Happiness

After creating several samples of website layouts for Jennifer, I received a call this morning. The above screen shot is her selection. Progress! Next on the agenda is creating a collage for her home page and setting up her blog and other media sites. I hope to get this done for her by the end of the year.

On a completely non-technical topic, being home has been absolutely wonderful! I've enjoyed the luxury of seeing my husband and remembering why I got married in the first place. Today we took the day in at a leisurely pace, eventually planning out our holiday meal and stocking our refrigerator with all the food we'll need for the rest of the week. Life is abundant - even without a turkey!

Performance at The Wexner Center tomorrow!

Life's moving right along in Columbus and OSU. My first improvisation performance is tomorrow, Sunday, November 1st. I'm excited about it and glad I could get these wonderful dancers together!

Thursday was "Trick or Treat" time. David did an excellent job making himself look creepy. Some kiddos declined to take candy from him.

Eric Nordstrom, a fellow first year grad, has been gracious in organizing several improvisation jams on Saturday afternoons. Yeah! I'm so glad to have improv back in my life on a regular basis!

My First Labor Day in Columbus

After a weekend of moving boxes and unpacking (with still more left to unpack), it's Labor Day. And it's raining. In the words of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow - "The best thing one can do when it's raining is to let it rain." Honestly, there's nothing better than a quiet weekday holiday with overcast skies and soft rain. Sweet!