So far in 2009...
-Jessie has been in (and hopefully out) of a chewing phase. On the menu of things she ate/destroyed this month were: a book, a magazine, an alarm clock, some place mats, a remote control, a few coasters and a jewelry box with some watches. However, I've discovered that a little more exercise (which means early morning walks in the cold) seems to have dissipated her need to chew...just have to keep it up!
- Basketball season started for us at the YMCA, so Jason's back to working Saturdays and evenings, but continues to enjoy it (and do a great job overseeing the program, might I add :). We are also entering our fundraising season where our goal is to raise money to provide year round support for kids and families who cannot afford the full price of membership, after school care and sports and activities like the basketball leagues.
- I started a boot camp class. It's three times a week and includes lots of running, jumping jacks, push ups, squats and other drills that make you very sore. It's been fun though, and I think I'll survive the remaining 5 weeks.
- And last but not least, Sofia is starting to look pregnant! She seems to be feeling really good and the baby's just growing along. They move into their new place next weekend and start getting even more ready for “the kid.” Let the countdown to June begin… Here’s a picture of us from this past weekend, we went up to Georgetown for some posole, yum.
This putt putt course on Barton Springs has been around for, I don't know, 20 years? While the course shows its age in places, it's a fun (and inexpensive) way to spend a Sunday afternoon. I've been here half a dozen times or so, but until this past weekend, I had no idea that it was BYOB (thanks Jason)! So Aaron if you're reading, this would be a great place to spend time with your new son/daughter, while enjoying a cold one :)
On Friday night, we stole them away from packing for one last taste of live music and tex-mex at Maria's. 
Saturday, after a day of football and bar-b-que at the house, we headed downtown for dinner and drinks.
As I told Eileen, I know it's the beginning of a new stage in our friendship, but I will still miss my best friend, my roommate, my wifey of 2 years ;) We love you, Eileen, and wish you all the best.
Sure, she looks all calm in the picture, but in real life, she was dying to jump in the game and play. Maybe next week...
Look at how far we've come! While she's always been great, I like to think I had at least a little something to do with the fact that she's become a friendly, sweet, well behaved dog. That's reason to celebrate in my book! 
