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Evidently, when you’re kid #3, you have to learn to fend for yourself.

I held up my iPhone to take a picture of Riley, said her name, and when she turned to look at me she gave me a toothy grin and said, “Cheeeeeeese!” Unfortunately, I was too shocked to actually take the picture.

Most Sundays, after church, you’ll find us sitting in this booth at Antonio’s. http://www.yelp.com/biz/antonios-tex-mex-austin-2

The staff is awesome, the food is tasty, and the memories are rich.

After months and months of a broken blog, I finally figured out the issue. The auto_increment function was disabled on my primary post table in mysql. After 15 minutes of geekery, I figured it out, changed the table, and we’re back in business. So, I’m now officially out of excuses. As you might expect, after six years of blogging, our entries have changed a bit. You’ll find this space focused on family and fun and how our house keeps afloat from day to day. We hope you enjoy!

Live Oak 360, an Austin, Texas-based web technology services company, today announced that it has changed its name to Live Oak 360. The rebranding of the company signifies that the firm has expanded its role beyond custom application development, as a consulting and development firm, guiding clients to strategic web development solutions that meet their evolving business needs and provide the crucial edge of profitability online.

Read More at PRWeb or at LiveOak360.com.

Why does the voice of the ATM machine at Bank of America have a
British accent?

http://www.legacy.com/ToledoBlade/Obituaries.asp?Page=LifeStory&PersonId=99023022

If each of us hires people smaller than ourselves, we shall become a company of midgets. But if each of us hires people bigger than ourselves, we shall become a company of giants. – David Ogilvy.

I do believe I detect a hint of Fall weather in the air. Nothing
hotter than 88 for 7 days straight. Finally!

Well, it has been just a few days past the five-month mark. Today we
cancelled our credit cards. On April 1st, we announced we were going
to an all-cash lifestyle. I’m pleased to say we officially “cut the
cord” tonight and called Citibank with the big news. They weren’t
happy. They offered to waive the annual fee (for the AAdvantage
card), increase the limit, lower the limit, alter the interest rate,
etc. Nope. Don’t need it. Don’t want it. It’s all cash from here
on out, baby.