The Bush has been Planted

So we start our new blog! I have a few friends/family who have blogs and I enjoy reading them so much that I wanted to start one. So here I will update on the happenings of our little lives. I think I will enjoy doing this more then anyone will that is reading it. Oh, well.

Well, here is a current picture of us. (That's Kev on the left and me on the right.) Our Glenn family recently got family pictures and this is our picture. I will give you a little update on my life and let Kev (if I can convince him to) post his own update later.

I am working from home doing some 'webmastering' for my Dad's business. I am new to it and learning as I go. So that means that sometimes I am VERY frustrated when I try and try and can't figure something out (such as today) but when I do get it right it's awesome. Also, for the time being, I run a lady's small medical software business, I mostly take phone calls, orders, shipping and ordering. Very exciting. Like I said, I do it all from home. I love the flexibility it provides and luckily we got a dog this past May that keeps me company while I'm home alone. I keep busy with the work projects, TRYING to keep up with the housekeeping, playing with the dog, reading and the occasional TV show with my husband.


Here's my little adventure for the day. Also last May we moved to Alpine into Kevin's parents home (they are still in Houston till ONE DAY he retires). So we live up on a little mountain and the backyard is literally a range of hills/mountains. So this morning in order to get some energy out of Ollie (he's bigger than this picture now) I took him on a little hike before work. So we hiked for about thirty minutes, GORGEOUS views and started back so that I could start work at nine. Well, I wasn't paying attention and the trail split off and we got a little lost. All the sudden I looked up and we were on a completely different hill then the hill that our house is on. In order to get to our home hill, Ollie and I had to traverse down the hill, through the ravine, fight our way through two different thickets of thorny trees and finally up our hill and down to our house. Overall, Ollie thoroughly enjoyed himself (except through the thickets of thorny trees) exerted some pent up energy and made me late for work. It was great. We plan on doing the same thing tomorrow.