And Here the Vernon J. Peterman family is, shortly after the ceremony, but not long enough after the ceremony for Becky to have kissed Kurt, her new husband, enough 😉

From left to right: Randy [most of his hair], Ed [none of his hair], Nancy/Mom [black hair], Becky [Duh, the one in the white dress], Vern/Dad [not a lot of hair]
And now…… I’m going to bed.

So this site now looks like the main ‘professional’ site. This is to make you think that I live in the cold, fridgid mountains of C0lorado. It also makes my friends in Texas moderately jealous because we’ve had mild weather. I love them though, even though they live in a hot, hot, hot place. This also enables the search feature for the site so that you can find our Christmas Wishlist, rants about Elvis and other such nonsense.

I also put new pictures of Abby and Brennan up (and Hannah and Heidi, my cousins). Shari, my wonderful Sister-in-law, also put up some pictures on the photo section. You will see three vegetables watching a sponge – who lives in a pineapple under the sea. If you desire any of these photos in a larger, screen saver/wallpaper format please don’t hesitate to send me an email.

Also, I’m married to a wonderful woman. I should hithertoforemention* our daughter is priceless 😉

* hithertoforemention is not a real word, but it sounds good. My father-in-law John would not allow it in Scrabble.

If you’ve forgotten your WordPress password use a database administration tool (phpMyAdmin is my tool of choice) to remove the password from the WordPress table and then run the install.php script again (that may require you to remove a lock file on the server). Whatever your new password is, write it down and then immediately login to wp-admin and then go to your profile and change the password. Then destroy the paper with the auto-generated password just in case.

We returned home from Carson City to find that Jessica’s plants, while being alive (thanks Brian and Jillia for watching over our place) were damaged because of the rabbits around our apartment complex. Apparently they found our little ‘garden’ (consisting of a few small planters – several on the ground) to be a varitable cornucopia of food.

Oh, well.

This evening we saw a few baby rabbits that were maybe 3 days old, very tiny. Unfortunately one was injured and shaking on the ground. There was nothing I could do to help it (with the exception of putting it out of its misery, something I’m not comfortable doing, especially not in front of Jessica and Abby). However, its siblings were around at first and they scurried away cutely.

I don’t know what Frontier Airlines experiences you’ve had, but this morning we were blessed to be flying them as they held a flight as we wound our way through the 200+ person line to get through security at Reno/Tahoe International Airport. Thanks for waiting for us!

This morning we’ll be leaving at 7:00 from Reno and we’ll be in Denver at 10:00. This means that I should be back to work by 1:00 Mountain Time. It also means we’ll miss my brother’s family and my sister’s new family. It also means Abby will have to go through a transition time that could be quite intense 🙂

My ******-in-law is ********. I’m not sure when I can tell you what those asterisks represent, but it’s pretty cool.

Today is the last full day here in Carson City and unfortunately I’m going to have to work (it’s not very unfortunate, becauses at least I’ve got clients and an income). However, tonight I hope to get some extra good time in playing with my nephew and hanging out with my brother and his wonderful wife. We’re blessed to have them as family and I wish that I could come visit them more often! Anyway, we’re getting down to the last minutes so I’m not going to blog on and on about it.