With a little help from my friends
Overall, it was a very good weekend:
moved 64 cubic feet of sand
moved 8′ by 8′ sand box
raked front and back yard of fall and winter debris
cleaned out window wells
got lawn mower started after a long winter’s nap
mowed front yard
straightened and beefed up mulch around the house
cleaned out garage
found and restored leaf sucker/blower
put winter paraphernalia in orderly storage
bikes out of storage and pumped up
replaced burned out light bulb in garage door opener
caulked the bathtub
completed 2004 taxes (if I pass the audit, I will come out ahead this year, yay!)
created and employed a system for organizing receipts for next year’s taxes
cleaned up 13 piles of alien dog doo-doo
built alliance with neighboring victims of dog doo-doo deposits (there’s comfort in not being the only one)
almost have doo-doo doer’s owner identified
Special thanks to neighbor Wayne (for the wheel barrow), neighbor Bill (for the doo-doo lead), Jim (lawn mower tip), Peter (taking J to wrestling tournament), Josiah (window wells), Stephen (lawn king extraordinaire), Luke (sand box and bicycle detail, and great Subway sandwhich tip), Kari (for sharing Luke all day), and Darla (Brekke Bunch bus driver)!
And I edited at least 80 papers so far! (only 420 left to go…)

April 10th, 2005 at 9:58 pm
Hey, thanks for linking to me! Any ideas for a clever name?
April 10th, 2005 at 10:04 pm
Hey, check out my comments over there on your site: Cogito, ergo sum or is that already taken somewhere? But please confirm with me so I get the bar joke - it means “I think therefore I am”, right or no?
I RSS feeded you too, by the way…
April 10th, 2005 at 10:06 pm
Right, that’s what it means. I’d love to call it that but there’s already a blog by that name…
http://rescogitans.net/blog/
April 10th, 2005 at 10:10 pm
Actually, it is already taken
And ‘Cogito, ergo sum’ does mean: ‘I think, therefore I am’
April 10th, 2005 at 10:10 pm
Ok, how about Descartes’ Bar and Grill?
April 10th, 2005 at 10:18 pm
Oh-ho-ho-ho!!! I likes the cut of your jibe. Put ‘er up!