What do I say?

For some reason I have this great need to say something exciting and profound on this blog (as opposed to not updating for weeks on end), but as there is nothing exciting or profound going on in our lives, I'll just tell you about some of the usual, mundane things going on.

- I downloaded Firefox so now I can do all kinds of neat things in my post which Safari did not support. :)

- Samuel is still enjoying hockey lessons (aka ice skating lessons -- as he hasn't touched a stick or puck yet). Our "tradition" is to go to Fazoli's afterwards and eat pizza & spaghetti, and of course, breadsticks.

- Samuel also started soccer again this week. He had a game last Tues. night and again today. Today he scored a goal from mid-field. He was pretty excited!

- Jeremiah is talking constantly. He is repeating everything you say and is very, very cute (did I mention he's also very, very two). :)

- I am at the halfway point in raising money for my trip to Fiji. :) We have our planning retreat starting the 27th of this month. If by chance you don't know what I'm talking about, see the description of Come Before winter to the right.

- We won't go to church in the morning. For the month of April, we are going to church only on Sunday evenings. I'm interested to see how the day goes. Growing up in the Philippines, we had church on Sunday evenings instead of mornings. It should be fun.

- David and I have hosted 16 college students from church for the past two Sunday nights for a Money Seminar. Tomorrow night is the last of those meetings, although we've offered to meet one on one with each of them. It's been fun sharing what we've learned over the years and what we wish we had known when we graduated from college. I think they have really appreciated the information. It's been a lot of fun. We will probably do the same thing again in the summer for families.

I guess that's all. Sorry no pictures right now. I'll see what I can do.