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Thursday, July 22, 2004 ~ Comments Off

Nine to go… hic!

Off out to dinner soon, having spent the day buying plants, planting plants, and moving plants under the watchful eye of the in-laws.

They’re quite handy.

And what odds that Lance Armstrong gets his record breaking sixth Tour de France this year?

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