Good thing theres always next year

The Red Sox are now down 3-1 one in the series. I guess its a good thing I've already won the game of life, makes the heartbreak of a Red Sox loss much easier to deal with. Well as you can see we have had a busy few weeks. My mother was remarried a few weeks ago, so we went to Albany to attend. Its odd being able to say that i have attended two of my mothers weddings. This one though is a good one, Dave is a wonderful man who takes great care of her and my sister. I had a lot of fun, seems like Kristine did too. The following weekend we made our way to Dallas. I was able to go out and golf with my buddy Andrew, we had a great time. I think Dallas is definitely on our radar of future places to live, the cost of living is so much less and it fits into our plans of owning a house within the next few years. Oh and did i mention Golf is incredibly cheap, cheap to the point that need to get my wife involved in the game so that we can spend some time together as i will be on the course more than usual. It has been tough going through these busy few weeks as it has led to a lack of cuddle time. Granted Kristine will never admit she likes to cuddle so i will say it truly is my favorite activity. Well even if the Sox don't pull it out, I've still got a a wonderful person that will help me fret over it for a month or so and that's hard to find.


Coming home to your arms is like crossing the plate after hitting a walk off homer run to win the world series--Priceless.

My turn

Hey there. Yes, it is Kristine. I decided it was finally my turn to post something since Tyler has been slacking. Following the Red Sox has obviously consumed all of his time the past 4 weeks so, I thought I would take a crack at this. As you all know I am not nearly as poetic or sweet as Tyler so, don't expect to feel mushy and gushy inside after you read this. After all, I am still me.

We have been having fun and traveling. We went to Dallas this past weekend to visit our friends Krista, Andrew, and their darling two year old, Emma. In Dallas we saw an air show where the Thunderbirds performed and there were several tributes to the Air Force and the Navy. It was cool. One of those moments that makes you proud to be an American. Oh, and then I went to visit our soon to be employer, Delta, in Augusta. Hmmm. Lots of trailer parks and dead grass around there. Not a great first impression. I still haven't decided if I want to work for Delta. I am thinking I might make the leap and find something else to do. We will keep you posted.

Gotta go - the Red Sox are getting pounded on in game 4 of the ALCS.

Kisses and hugs to everyone.