I know it has been FOREVER since we have posted anything, so here we are. Just a little update on what's new with us.
The gym that I will be managing is delayed in the construction progress again. Now it looks like we will not be able to open until the end of March or first week in April. I am not happy about this, but it will be worth the extra wait. The second story that we are putting in is made of steel by a steel company and it is shipped to us in pieces so we can install it. Well, they had the wrong dimensions on the original drawings of the design, so they had to go back and start from scratch. We should be receiving the second story at the end of the month however it will take a few weeks to install and finish. So in the meantime I am still stuck in this presale office selling memberships. It's a little boring at times, but I get over it. Here are some 3-D renderings of what the club is going to look like. Just a little background: we hired a club designer to make this place look like a spa rather than a health club. He is award winning and is going to make the club look beautiful.
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Enough with the bad news, Garrett and I are headed back to Disneyland. We just booked today for March 13-15th. We want to get away for a quick trip before my club opens and my free time is consumed. The best part is that we don't have to wait that long, we leave in 25 days. WOO HOO! We were there 2 years ago in March and last year in February, so I guess it is meant to be that we are going. We love that place. Happiest place on earth right? I'm sure you all remember our engagement that happened on our trip last year =) We are just two really big kids.
Garrett's birthday (27) is coming up on the 5th of March. We are not doing much because of the vacation we are taking the following week, but we are thinking about having people over for dinner on Friday, March 6th or Sunday, March 8th for anyone would like to come. We can't do Saturday the 7th because I am sure most of the family will be attending the Italian dinner. Anyways, I will keep you everyone posted on that. Also we have another big birthday coming up in March. Casey turns 3 on March 12th. I swear someone mixed up her papers though because she acts like she is 6 months old still. She steals everything and anything possible. She likes shoes and hats the most!
Of course you know I can't resist posting pictures of the babies. Here is a funny one to show you. This was one morning that they woke me up around 5am for their food. After they eat they usually go back to sleep. I was on the other couch watching TV and this is them. Quite comfortable huh? I sure hope no one else wants to sit down =) Sorry the picture quality is so bad. My new cell phone has the worst camera possible. It has no flash so it really limits my picture taking which you should all know is not a good thing. The other capabilities it has outweighs the bad camera though.
(from left: Lola, Casey, and Rusty)
Monday, February 16, 2009
Long Time Coming
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Saturday, January 10, 2009
More RLC
Just some cute pics of Rusty, Lola, and Casey that I couldn't resist sharing.
From Left (Lola, Rusty, Casey) It is so unlike other dogs, but they do not like being outside unless I am out there with them.
From Left (Lola, Casey, Rusty) Following me around everywhere is their favorite hobby! Here they are in the kitchen with me while I am making dinner.
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Tom's Military Deployment
Garrett's dad Tom (Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force) will be leaving for another military deployment this week. He is heading to Iraq however during this trip he will be transporting wounded men back and forth to Germany. So hopefully he will spend lots of time in Germany and away from the danger. He should be back to home in the US within 6 to 8 months.
Tom: Be careful over there, you are in our prayers. See you when you get back!
From Left: Natalie (Emily's sister), Garrett, Jodi, Emily (Garrett's Step Mom, Tom (Garrett's Dad, and Jake (Tom and Emily's Dog). 
From Left: Garrett, Emily, Tom, and Jodi
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Thursday, January 8, 2009
The Flood
It's pretty crazy how much rain we have had in the last couple of days. Although we are fortunate that we are not flooded like some areas in the state, it was still pretty amazing how much standing water we have in our yard. Half of our backyard is flooded. Only a few inches deep, but it is still crazy. How do we go from all that snow with freezing temperatures to floods and 50 degrees? Weird!!! Anyways, the back yard puddle is so annoying because little miss Casey loves playing in it so much, while Rusty and Lola completely try to avoid it. I can't get Casey out of the water to come inside. Instead she stays outside running around in it while getting completely soaked. Even though we just adopted her, I can already tell she is going to love the lake in the summer =)
The front yard has a ditch where water runs. It is a little flooded as well, but not too bad.
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Saturday, January 3, 2009
Lola Update
We received most of the bloodwork results for Lola, which was perfectly normal. We are waiting on the other half but supposedly, the part we already heard back on is the most crucial. So that is a relief. As I discussed with the doctor before, there are different kinds and causes of seizures. We did the bloodwork which is the first step to rule out anything bad. The next step would be a MRI, but we would not do that unless she started having them more often. So it looks like she may have just had a idiopathic seizure, which means that there is no identifiable brain abnormality other than seizures. It is common for the dog to suffer their first idiopathic seizure between the ages of 2 and 5 (Lola is 4). The Labrador Retriever is also one of the breeds that are genetically likely to develop the idiopathic seizures. This means she may be likely to suffer future seizures however they are usually roughly a year or so apart. But hopefully this the only one she will ever suffer because we don't want to have to go through that again!
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