Category Archives: Special Update

The last thing I did on my birthday was check CNN to see what was up, and found the first news coming across of the Japanese Tsunami.  That was a bummer and a half, of course because I don’t like … Continue reading →

I have just completed an overhaul of two blogs.  One, this one, looks like this.  The other is The Prospering Peasant, and if you’d like to see it, just follow the link.  Go on, it will open in a new … Continue reading →

Yesterday we went out to have breakfast with Pat at Charlie’s, which is our favourite restaurant in Worcester for a proper English breakfast.  Part of the air of it is that the building that houses the restaurant was built 72 … Continue reading →

There is so much history and scenery in England that it is in many ways the most amazing place I have ever lived.  On the other hand, if you chose to live without a car, then getting anywhere is always … Continue reading →

…What a wonderful trip to London it was!  Kiry was very good on the train there and back, and the purpose of the trip was fully accomplished, which was to register Kiry as a US Citizen born abroad, and to … Continue reading →

AS you know from my last post, we have got the VISA’s..!!  But then we took off last Friday to get Jordan an MRI on Doctor’s orders, and they found what turned out to be a pretty huge patch of … Continue reading →

On Monday the 9th Kiry, the boys, and I left the house with bags and a large amount of paperwork to get Subway sandwiches and meet Katrina in the city centre.  We caught a train from Worcester Forgate station to … Continue reading →

I am working for a living.  That does not mean I am punching a clock while wishing I could punch some guy’s face for clocking in more hours of my life trying to make him money than I get to … Continue reading →

This afternoon Dylan and I went down to town to shop for a new camera bag for my gear.  I wanted one that would hold the netbook and not have tons of space to spare.  I happened upon it in … Continue reading →

We were determined after I moved to the UK that we would move over to America one day, and finish raising our kids there, and get our lives going in earnest.  It resulted in a big mistake on our part … Continue reading →