confused.

robin and i were walking out of the 'bulk' store yesterday and noticed a car with 5 'support our troop' ribbons on them. they looked as if they had melted to the car. that had us scratching our heads a bit. seems like last year at this time, a majority of cars had some sort of support ribbons affixed to the rear end. so, does this mean that people are less supportive? i mean, we still have troops to support (unfortunately). breast cancer is still killing people. children still have autism (remember that classic ribbon: calidescope tie dye). my point? i guess it's not cool to support things in 2006.

my list you ask (i know you were all wondering about the list over the weekend)? the big event was ripping that cabinet down. it took a while, and it almost crushed us along with our good friends ron and christy, but we got it down and dismantled. actually, demo is fun when you hate what you are demolishing. now, we have kindling wood for a fire we'll have some day... on a side note, now we need to learn how to drywall.

rode for 2.5 hrs yesterday. it was cold but the usual happened...my feet froze.

it was a great weekend...we were productive without feeling worked and we had fun taking care of some things we've been meaning to tackle. i hope everyone else had a similar type weekend deal.