Well, it has been a while since I updated. Last week I was in a training class learning advanced C# techniques. It was actually fun and I got to do coding and asked tons of questions. That ignited my passion for coding again. On Friday night Holly and I went to see "Land of the Lost" at the studio movie grill. I had seen the Saturday morning TV show and knew it was geared towards kids. Well, this movie definitely was not. There were drug references, sex references and even an f-word thrown out there. Top it off with some gross things and you've got a movie only a deranged 13 year old would love. Will Farrell on improv is the same ole tiring thing now. If I was expecting something crass I might have enjoyed it better but instead I was expecting a kids show and got hit over the head. I'd give it a 2 out of 5 stars cause there were a couple of laughs.

Satuday, logic hit me again. Even though RideSearch is dying I still want it to be alive enough for me to try to sell it. So on Saturday and Sunday I worked on removing the old mapping system from the old site and replacing it with google maps. I think I was spurred by reigniting my passion for coding. I am actually almost finished and it should be out there by the end of this week. It costs me no money to switch and still gives me an opportunity to sell it because no one wants to buy a site that doesn't work. So the RideSearch farewell order has been issued but it is not dead, it has just been healed and hopefully will be kicked out by the end of the month. We shall see.

So Holly had a baby doc visit this morning. The baby is fine. All is well. I am getting excited and scared at the same time. I can see things are going to change. Our next step is to paint the baby room to match the blankets. Then get the carpets steam cleaned or replaced. Then get a crib. There is alot of stuff to get in preparation like a high chair, car seats, toys, clothes, baby monitor, diapers, diaper pail, and someone needs to give me a baby operations manual. Although now that I think about it, in caveman days I guess all they needed was a cave. We should be fine.