Elser Family Blog

Squirrel update. He gets wilder every day.
Click here for a link to a Video of the squirrel.

Busy busy. More projects at work for me. I was so successful a this last one that I succeeded in allowing corporate headquarters to take away all network administrative rights from us. That is as crazy/stupid/blind as taking administrative rights from a tech on an assembly line, and each time something dies the guy has to call another state for them to fix it. It wouldn’t be half as silly if they had a help desk, but they don’t. I’m frustrated. But I will deal with it. It WILL get changed, they have no choice. It’s not working as it is.
Enough grumbling… People want to see the squirrel. Its definitely getting squirrelly now! Every little movement or sound makes it jump.

Last weekend, we went to North Carolina to Kathi’s Brother Bob and his wife Robyn’s Church for HanMelRoc’s newest Cousin Troy’s Baptisim.

The happy Mom and Baby.

Rockwell, not paying too much attention to his father reading to him.

TRooper. Getting bigger, harrier, and a lot more squirrelly. (She) still has not opened her eyes.

The kids had some fun on their friends waterslide.. Click on the picture to see a movie of the fun (small .MOV file.. half Meg)

Hey, Making ice cream is fun, but throw in a bunch of peaches and some power tools and it’s over the top! (OK, everyone knows I am easily entertained.) The (what is now the) annual ice cream fest at Arthurs house.

Eating the icecream, knowing that as soon as they are done, they can go swimming. What to do? Hurry and eat? Or savor the flavor?

Melinda, the blossoming artist.

TRooper. He is getting hairy. And a wild tail.

Hannah and Melinda went to their first baseball game ever/The Augusta Green Jackets VS. The Greenville Drive. Augusta won. And the girls got a ball from the outfielder! The stands are usually more full, but this was a makeup game before the scheduled game of the night.

Melinda and Rockwell Mad the table for dinner tonight.

Here is the Plant that Steph gave us. Stick it in dirt and it grows. How easy is that?