2006 December

If you’re going to take a cruise, make sure you book a room with at least one full window and a balcony for two - otherwise, it’s simply not worth the cost. (…)

From the port in Progreso, Mexico, we’re taking a short flight into the Yucatan penninsula to visit the ancient ruins of Chichen Itza today. (…)

I can’t believe it - Ponzi posted something to her blog a few minutes ago! (…)

We have our own butler! I’m not sure what this means, though. I think we can ask him to bring us odd things at seemingly random times? (…)

Well, so much for free WiFi. (…)

We made it! The honeymoon has begun! Break out the champagne! Where’s the Tylenol!? (…)

Ponzi couldn’t take another week of cold, wintery weather - so we’re blasting off to the Carribean for the next couple of weeks for our honeymoon. (…)

Apparently, we’re going to be charged for Internet services we have not used for the better part of a month - all because we did not send you a statement in written form (according to your CSR, by phone, a few minutes ago). (…)

We moved into our new house a few weeks ago, and I think we’ve emptied just about every single box! (…)

Oh, what a wonderful Christmas Eve we had - with Ponzi’s aunt and uncle, and our good friend Brandon Paddock. It was a quiet evening, for the most part. (…)

Christmas, this year, will be a non-event. I’m disappointed, but realistically prepared. (…)

My life is completely consumed with everything outside of the technology memeosphere. The inbox is certainly sitting happily below 50 messages, but I feel irreversibly out of the loop. (…)

Once a year, I can count on my mom sending a practical gift or two. This year, one of the mini-presents was a plastic package opener that would allegedly never go dull. (…)

Remember, I’ve been almost completely incommunicado for the past couple of weeks (inadvertently and intentionally). I mixed metaphors in a recent entry, but I hope to redeem myself in this one. (…)

It started with the almost move, then it was the almost-almost move, then it was finding a house, preparing to do the new move, setting up the honeymoon, closing on the house, moving across town, getting married later that week (and entertaining family), setting up new / old services, beginning the unpacking process, getting hit with a power outtage, and Christmas is in less than a week and I haven’t received (or even had a chance to dent) Ponzi’s list yet. (…)