Technology is weird.

So after much pressure from many people in my life, I joined Facebook last night. I figured I couldn't really comment on it until I tried it. I just have to tell ya, what a weird freakin' experience!!!!

I accepted an invite from a friend from high school. Next thing I know I am having a "conversation" with my sister, a friend in KC and a friend in Seattle all at the same time. Jamy was laughing at me and saying that at any minute my brain was going to explode.

On the sidebar Facebook kept finding all of these people I might know. Yikes, does it scare anyone else that the computer can find people from my past and link us all together?

I also have a feeling that there are all sorts of rules of ettiquete that I have no clue about. There are strange terms like "writing on someone's wall" and "poking" people. I have no idea what I am doing, but it is good to hear from some old friends again.

So if you are on Facebook and "see" me there don't laugh too hard at me as I try to figure it all out and stop by and say "hi".

On another note, Thanksgiving was nice. We had a nice family day and then a nice visit with some old friends. It is always so good to see everyone.

We found out my thyroid is messed up again so that is why I have been feeling so yucky lately. I started the new meds today so within six weeks we should know if they will work or not.

Jamy is off again. He headed out this morning for just a couple of day trip to St. Louis for a conference. I really wanted to go with him, but I was too chicken to ask anyone to keep my kids since Abby and Weston are in school. Oh well, maybe he will have a little trip this summer and I can hop on with him.

Finally, Weston said something last night that melted my heart. I am not going to tell you all about it right now as I am going to try to tape him saying it later today so hopefully you can see the live version. Let me just tell you though, grab some Kleenex. He is too sweet!

I will also try to take some pictures of the Griswald, oops I mean Dunbar, family Christmas. Let me just apologize now to all of you who live in Osage City and the surrounding area. I know every evening your power blinks off when we click on the lights. If you would like to come over and read by the glow of our house you are welcome. Heck, I may even fix you some hot chocolate for your trouble.
Okay, gotta go for now!