Again, I cannot access Gmail this morning. I get a 404 page, so there is definitely something going on. It’s frustrating.

Dad, I wanted to email you about your former employee - he pled guilty yesterday, is cooperating with the feds to find the kingpin, and will get a minimum of 5 years and I’m guessing will be deported upon release. Apparently he had 80Gb of data on his home computer, but his ISP turned him in because he tapped into a known sketchy IP address that was on a watch list.

From the Mommy Files, Beau and I were talking about the Duggar family and I said that as much as I love being a mom, if we were 20 years younger and I didn’t get so sick when pregnant I’d totally be up for having 4-5 kids. Not 18, but a nice large brood of kids. That said, I’m thrilled with our 1.3 children because I never expected to have any children at this age. I adore Jesse and I’m falling more in love with the little lemon in my belly every day. Thank you, Lord, for this unexpected blessing.

Nutella = French Vanilla Coffeemate + coffee (decaf) = deliciousness. And it’s way cheaper than *$.

I’ve got a case of the Thursdays.

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1. I’m not having any trouble with my Gmail!

   Posted by Cathi  on  10/09/08  at  10:52 AM

2. It’s definitely a network issue here at my office. For some reason it doesn’t like Gmail this week. I was able to get in earlier, but now I can’t again.

   Posted by jen  on  10/09/08  at  11:03 AM

3. What? no gmail?  I have to *smooch* you in public? ;)

   Posted by Beau  on  10/09/08  at  12:32 PM

4. Heh. *smooch*

   I did get in a little while ago easily, so maybe the problem is gone.

   Posted by jen  on  10/09/08  at  12:45 PM

5. We love both our kids so very much, but you may be taking those words back about wanting four or five kids after you have two to watch over. Two kids to pick fights with each other. Two kids to do everything. You’ll see. It’s night and day from one to two. I can’t tell you what it’s like with three or more, but you’ll see. I don’t know how people with more than two do it. God bless.

   Posted by  on  10/09/08  at  10:22 PM

6. Well, I CAN attest to what it’s like with two or more...and I can say without equivocation that two was the hardest and it was like a walk in the park after that! I never thought I’d have nine but after the fourth one we never looked back. Now they take care of ME!

   Posted by Cathi  on  10/09/08  at  10:27 PM

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