Yes, I'm still around. the new job has me busy, busy. I like it, but wow, what a change of pace from the old job. I am constantly in meetings and battling budget stuff almost every day. It sucks (especially in this economy) when your country doesn't want to support your space program. Hopefully things will turn around and the country will be inspired again to go do really cool space stuff.
Yes, I was freaking out! I have never seen water this close to any front door I've ever had. Makes you wonder what it was like during Ike.
My neighbor's work car--yeah, I think they should have moved it before the rain started!
I will try to keep up with my blog more often. I do miss writing, so you'll be hearing from me more often. Hugs to all...
I'm also working hard on my glass. I have given myself a deadline of late April to get my Et.sy shop up and running. The kilns are going around the clock and some pretty cools things are coming out. I have a kiln full of fun stuff right now. Check out the beginnings (very beginning) of my website: , with the help of Jodie it will be one rockin' site soon!
This weekend we had a series of NASTY storms. Jodie and I were texting each other about how bad things were getting and she said her street was flooding. I thought I'd go check out the front of my yard. This is what I saw...
Yes, I was freaking out! I have never seen water this close to any front door I've ever had. Makes you wonder what it was like during Ike.
After the storm, water recedes quickly here!
My neighbor's work car--yeah, I think they should have moved it before the rain started!
April 20, 2009 at 11:35 AM
WOW NIC! That piece you made for the Heart Association Benefit is AMAZING! You are truely talented. I envy your artistic side!
Yeah, the storms were nuts. Chris and I were in Galveston and drove home at around 3 or 4pm. We had to park at the entrance to our neighborhood and wade home with Blair. Our house was one of the only ones that didn't have much water out front! Weird. The rest of the neighborhood streets flooded up to the sidewalks.
May 24, 2009 at 10:51 PM
Wow! Looks like we did last year in Fay, and last week in... whoever.