We are definitely going slow and steady and it is going very well. I just learned that phrase early on with a CD and never use it. I did a lot of audio in the very beginning to help me with ear training and such.

At least it's a phrase and not a concept that applies to bunches of things.

Yep. Well, this is a fantastic Booya.

No, definitely not. I wonder if I have it wrong.

I took a short nap. Time for cleaning and baking. I hate stuff. Stuff are bad.

Y'all are supposed to be more impressed with my cubic footage.

We have 576 cubic feet of stuff. I feel like that's not that bad. I would like. (Walk-de-sie)

What ever happened to that intervention we were going to have? With Krissi? About the coffee? Are we still doing that?

I desperately need to learn Romanji. I thought Wok de sai, but I have no idea how to spell it. I can write it in kana. I put such an emphasis on proper kana because I didn't want to confuse it with the Spanish syllabary which looks the same as Romanji but is pronounced differently.

That's the thing!

Ok. The boys have taken the second / last load to the truck. I have a bunch of trash to take out and cleaning to do and he has to do a bunch of cooking. We might get to bed at a decent time tonight. I think we've been up past midnight the past three nights. Don't quote me on that, but I think so.

Pastor: When you get old you either get fat, skinny or ugly. Me: You're old and you're not fat or skinny. What does that mean? Pastor: I'm the one telling the story.

And I ate a burger.

I made fios fix the thing. They aren't charging us.

No. The battery is built-in and when it died we had to pay like $80 to replace the whole thing. I think they do it so that you have to have internet. They refused to uninstall it. We went about four months trying to see if we could live on just the internet on our phones and we had a bunch of blankets taped to the wall around it.