Everything seems to be obfuscated today… it could be the $1200+ I spent to get my van fixed. I just feel totally out of it. Don’t get me wrong, it’s great to have the van back and know there’s a bunch of stuff fixed. It doesn’t feel good pulling money out of savings to do unexpected things, but c’est la vie.
Worked on a few things today at work that were pressing, but spent a few minutes looking at updating the lansingchristianschool.org website on some level or another. I’d like to see it re-designed and trimmed down so that it’s easy to use, aesthetically pleasing and generally a better representation of the school. I might test the layout at lansingchristianschool.net just to see if people like it.
Andy and Erin aren’t coming to LaS tonight, so it will be especially lacking in attendance. Maybe the Eric and Kristie will come out.
UPDATE on 12/14 @ 10:10am >> So, Eric and Kristie came; and so did Erin, Danny and Andy. Success all around… I’m hungry.
Marriage is between two people right-doesn’t that make it Tara’s money too.
Comment by Meathead — December 13, 2005 @ 11:20 pm
One step forward two steps back, eh Nate? something about cookies crumbling and punches rolling.
Next time you’ve got a car condition like that be sure to stage an accident where it’s the other person’s fault and let the insurance company take care of it.
Yes, Meathead. Actually, it’s all Tara’s money, Nathan gets the honor of pretending to be the one who’s spending it but let’s keep that little tidbit on the downlow…
Comment by The Dude — December 14, 2005 @ 2:40 am
Exactly.
Comment by nate — December 14, 2005 @ 7:34 am
I’m hungry too. But then, what else is new?
Comment by Erin — December 14, 2005 @ 4:29 pm
The Dude seems to know how it works. Though I would like to say I did think about the whole staging the accident, unfortunately I thought up that idea AFTER we were driving away from all my *cough * our money.
Comment by Moneybags — December 14, 2005 @ 9:50 pm