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Our weekend was pretty rad-a-riffic. Marco and I chilled at Starbucks, and Tim started painting the library! We visited with his Grandpa Keith and Great-Grandpa Jack on Saturday, and then had dinner with the Dempseys and Almonds.
Marco and I like to chill with a non-fat Chai latte. 
Me and Erin
Me, Jacqi and Caleb (half asleep!)
I slept in on Sunday, helped Tim paint the library ceiling, and watched the rest of Season 1 of ‘Dexter’ (AMAZING SHOW!!).
This is all I can show you of the library right now…once the shelves are in I’ll post more.
In other news, we’re now 90% sure of the formula situation with Marco. I’ve basically stopped pumping and we’ll finish up some of the breast milk we’ve got left (yes, we froze it – is there anything weirder than breast milk in your freezer? I think not). He’s responding SO well to the soy formula that it makes so much more sense to continue. We’ve had him on a schedule of evening/night feedings of soy, and morning/afternoon breast milk – but I think he seems much more relaxed after the formula. Go figure.
Last night, Adrienne came up to Napa. We’d both read Eat Pray Love , so we decided to see the movie. I made sandwiches for dinner (grilled chicken breast on a toasted baguette with basil pesto, mozzarella, tomato and red onion), and we had just enough time to enjoy them before heading out. The movie was good, but not great. So much happened in the book, and it was impossible to fit all of it into a 2 hour flick. Unfortunately, the filmmakers sacrificed some pertinent parts of the story. They left out details about Elizabeth Gilbert’s struggle with her marriage, and her desire to understand God was merely glossed over. But it was enjoyable, and Richard Jenkins was a perfect ‘Richard from Texas’!
am i not getting something about dexter? everyone says how amazing it is and i just don’t get it. i feel so out of the loop. season 4 just came out though, so i’m giving it one more shot. even though i already know what happens at the end of season 4 (it’s big!). season 2 is the best though (so far), so i think you’ll like it.
and thanks for the yummy chicken sandwich!
I swear it’s awesome! Dexter is an interesting character, and the show is so irreverently funny. I love the unexpected-ness of it – you never quite know who knows what, and when they know it….
you’re welcome! thanks for coming up to see me.
YAY! That was such a fun night. We need to get the kiddies together when they are all awake.