Congrats Fresno!

Congratulations to all of the Fresno side of the family for their win in the college baseball world series!! It sounds like it was a very exciting match up!

Speaking of Fresno, the girls met a dog at the stables today named Fresno who is looking for a home. He is a sweet puppy who is less than a year old and has lived in a shelter his whole life (his mother is a champion who apparently engaged in a little extra ciricular activities with a non-pure bred partner, so the owner dropped the litter off at the pound). The stables' owner foster dogs for adoption and apparently have been very successful at placing them with families who ride there. Unfortunately, he is a boxer so I am afraid he is way too much dog for us, but the girls have convinced themselves that they will convince their Dad to bring Fresno home. Right now, they are making pictures for Fresno, and they have already come up with his new, full name: Fresno Snow-Snow Trix Cereal Kennedy.

Speaking of babies (OK, puppies, kind of the same thing) here is an update on Aunt B : The morning sickness has kicked in and she is feeling very poorly. Plus, she has a cold to boot. She and Uncle J did get to see the baby's heartbeat at their last OB appointment though, and everything looks great. We will try to keep everyone posted on Baby M's progress as we get news from Aunt B!! Hang in there Aunt B -- I remember those days when it felt like it was all I could do to just get out of bed, but they do pass and it is worth it in the end (I also remember being so sick and cranky that I felt like throttling people who told me it would all be worth it in the end, but nonetheless I promise it is!).

And, finally, speaking of being sick, I am and have been for the past three days, but unfortunately it is not the kind of stay home and get better sick. It's the "I feel rotten but just well enough that I can drag myself to work and make it through the day as long as I can collapse on the couch and do nothing when I get home" sickness. Poor Dad has been picking up a lot of slack. Thanks Dad!