Louisiana + lluvia = mojado

We made it back from Indiana safely on Tuesday. I saw 4 deer (3 alive and 1 dead) and an owl perched in a tree somewhere in Illinois. The drive was pretty un-eventful--- I drove for 5 hours, Sarah slept--- Sarah drove for 5 hours, I slept and watched Hidalgo (for some reason I keep watching movies about horses--- maybe I should buy one)--- I drove for 2 hours, Sarah piddled--- and then we were finally home. I know by now my blogspot is probably sounding like a 90-year old grandmothers letter to her grandson who is away at college--- "Today I woke up and fed the cat.....I think I need to dust my blinds off one day..." So since my blog is somewhat boring, I decided to include this picture from my ninja training tonight.

Not a whole lot has happened since we got back. I have just been piddling around running erands, eating, sleeping late, and enjoying spending time with my beautiful wife (yo se que estas leyendo este-- necesita escribir en tu blog). Though it has been a fairly laggish week--- last night was great. I believe the final score was LSU 41 Notre Dame 14--- I hope we will get to catch a few games this fall on one of the local resteraunt's satellite dish. GEEEEAAAUUUXXX TIGERS!

We went to a wedding reception of our friends who are missionaries in Ecuador-- Francisco y Juanita Vargas... felizidades. It was good to see them and hear about what all is going on in their lives. Hopefully we will formulate a trip sometime next fall with them since we will only be a few hours apart.

It has rained almost this entire day. So usually with an ole' muggy Louisiana rainy day you have immense boardom! Up until just a few moments ago the day was so-so. Sarah's cat drug his kill out of the Louisiana rain forest a few moments ago and I thought it would be a shame if I didn't share at least one photo of this breaking news. I would share more, but some may be offended/grossed out. I will add that the mouse was still moving around though half of his body resided in the stomach of Rupert.