Storm approaching

Still can't log in to post anything other than through flickr or the iPhone so that's why the blog has been dormant. Here is a video I made this weekend when a big storm rolled through.



It's really amazing to see them come in from up here on the 19th floor. I will miss this view. But, I guess owning a home in a great neighborhood ain't too shabby.

June 14 at 11:13 AM | Comments (0)

So much for sweet puppy

Paisley discovers the joy of playing with toilet paper

June 3 at 8:31 PM | Comments (0)

Paisley says hello

I would blog some, but I cannot remember the password to save my life.

So, in the meantime here is a picture I took of Paisley this morning. She is 13 weeks old now and is very close to being fully potty trained.

June 3 at 8:08 PM | Comments (0)

WH Correspondents Dinner

I had a weekend of a lifetime thanks to the generosity of my host, JM. We saw everyone and it was truly overwhelming.



Here's a clip from The View where we appear three times acting like we don't get out much.

May 12 at 10:45 PM | Comments (0)

A house?

We just made an offer on a house and the seller accepted it. Gulp.

May 7 at 2:30 PM | Comments (2)

Paisley and her new bed

Paisley is 8 weeks old today and for her milestone she got a new bed. She loves it and B is training her. She already can "sit" and "lay down" next it will be "bed" and "outside" OR..."no eating Prada loafers" whichever comes first.

She's also the newest celebrity at the Monarch and we can't get out of the building without being mobbed.

April 29 at 11:34 PM | Comments (3)

Don't kiss a pig!

Swine Flu. Never heard of it, until today. The CDC and the World Health Organization are considering whether or not to call it a pandemic today. Apparently 1,000 people in Mexico and 7 in the U.S. have it. Sixty-eight in Mexico have died from swine flu in the past few weeks.

The CDC says, "This situation has been developing quickly," he said. "This is something we are worried about."

In the past, CDC received reports of approximately one human swine influenza virus infection every one to two years in the U.S., but from December 2005 through February 2009, 12 cases of human infection with swine influenza have been reported.

Get out your face mask, rubber gloves and practice OCD levels of hand-washing!

You may remember that the government put out a pandemic plan indicating who would get treated and who'd be left to die. Wonder which list you're on?

April 25 at 10:31 AM | Comments (1)