Behind the Scenes

Apparently Anya and I brought our stomach bug to everyone else. My family has spent the past week taking turns being ill. For a moment I was afraid it was a different stain, and that I would be taking Anya back to the pediatrician. Thank goodness we aren't set in something like a Blue Cross NC health plan. Thanks to the Marine Corps I would be able to take her in to her old pediatrician here in Tennessee just as easily as I could in Jacksonville and still be covered by our insurance to the same extent. Pretty much hassle free. Awesomeness. Everyone finally seems to be getting back to normal around here now so hopefully everything has blown over.

I've got a long term blog fix in the works. My domain is being transferred over the next few days so if at some point things kind of drop off the face of the Internet don't be alarmed. I'll get it all back up and running as soon as possible. I'll probably just use a WordPress template and upload my existing Blogger entries to get things running smoothly again. Then I'll worry about making my own design and the extra pages. Until then this site should stay functioning while the transfer is still pending. I also have a 10 page research paper I'm trying to write before the end of next week that I haven't even started so I have to prioritize a little. When it rains it pours when it comes to stressful, time sensitive matters in my life. Heh. On the bright side of things, I was able to talk to Ryan today for more than 2.5 seconds. Our communication has mostly been sporadic text messages and few really short phone calls so to be able to actually have an entire conversation was nice. Back to the usual until he gets home in a little over a week. I miss him so much. How did I ever get through that 7 month deployment with next to no communication?