Not much new to report here. So, most of you know that I NEVER make plans for the future. Well, I've made an exception, just one, since it's wayyyyy off in the future. When both sets of our parents are gone (which I HATE to think about), we're moving to England! Why England??? We love the British peoples, the climate is the same as ours, we have some connections out there, and it's our dream :) It's something exciting to think about, and plan for in the future. I try not to think about it TOO much, but I love dreaming about it sometimes, and what it will be like, living there. It actually makes me giddy at times, to imagine living in ENGLAND!!!! Driving on the wrong side of the road, eating beans and toast, being surrounded by the British and their funny words for things, perhaps living in the Bristish countryside, or a flat in town....:) YAY!

My mother in law is STILL in the hospital! They took yet another toe off her foot. This is getting really old, really quickly. It's putting stress not only on my marriage, but my sister in law's marriage, as she works full time, and has also taken on the role of full time care giver for my father in law. Many times, Pete goes right from work, to the hospital, to see his mom. Not that he wants to, but he feels obligated to. This means he gets home around 8 or 8:30 in the evening, and I get two hours with my husband, before bed. This also means not eating supper together, not being able to talk about the real important things. Add to that, a pipe in our living room wall burst last Monday, and we've been dealing with the landlord, who seems to think the carpet can be salvaged, the restoration company who left a big loud machine in our house to dry up the carpet, and no furniture to sit on. I had stopped looking at other places to live already, but I think I will start looking again. I don't really want to live in a place that will have moldy carpets and loud upstairs neighbors. They keep apologizing for being so loud, but don't do anything about it. Today I was sleeping from chemo and the young girl upstairs had a friend over, and they were playing in her room, above ours, all afternoon. Jumping off the bed, blaring Justin Beiber, just being little girls. I finally had to go knock on their door, and ask them to tone it down *sigh* Trying SO hard not to be a big whiner, but when you are sick, everything seems 10 times worse.

I am SO excited for Christmas this year! It's my sister's turn to come down from Kamloops, but this year my side of the family decided on no presents. It will be strange, but I think it bring back the true meaning of the season! Every family on my husband's side, is getting an updated and framed picture from Pete and  :) Our friend Patti just did a photo shoot with us, and the pictures are awesome!