Back at it again

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Back at work this morning. We arrived back home last night, so I haven’t had time to get all the pictures moved around and tweaked. We will have some pics from our vacation sometime this week, I would imagine. Angela has some of the details of where we went, what we did, etc. She’s better at blogging those sorts of things!

Doesn’t appear that I missed anything monumental on the work front. That’s good! That means I’ll just have a whole bunch of little things to take care of today, which shouldn’t be too difficult given the lack of big emergencies. That’s the way returning from vacation should always be, right? 🙂

Update: Now there is a major catastrophe actually, our coffee maker is broken! This is bad, very bad…

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