Fourteen Days

When I started blogging, I had stuff to say all the time. Then I create a blog, and never have anything to say anymore. It's weird how that works. I still don't have anything to say, so instead, here's a list of what's happened in the last two weeks:
1. Found out some huge, good news. Let's just say someone I know is going to be a father within the next, oh, nine months or so.
2. We got slammed by Tropical Storm Hanna. That's a lie. She snuck around the city early in the morning on Saturday, knocked out our power a few times for a couple of minutes, and then ripped the gate off our fence. Then she was gone. I haven't seen her since.
3. I made some peanut butter ice cream for a friend and it's my new favorite flavor. RIght now I'm waiting for a batch of vanilla to finish churning for our small group/ice cream sunday party tomorrow.
4. I have a slight ankle sprain which totally blows. I did it on Wednesday playing volleyball at lunch. It's still sore, and being that it's Sunday, it makes me a bit nervous. Good thing I have two volleyball matches starting in fifty minutes. That'll probably help the ankle out.
5. I ran a mobile camera today at PC3 and it was a blast. Much more of a creative outlet than the studio cam. Hopefully it's not my last experience.
6. My song of the week has been Cannons by Phil Wickham which the band performed today. Good stuff.
7. Today has been a good day, but started disastrous. For some strange reason I woke up ten minutes before my alarm clock (5:04am) so I decided to get up and eat breakfast. I then proceeded to find two piles of dog poop in the living room. Gross. So I bag it up and put it outside the door. Then I go to eat my frosted mini wheats and find out the fridge door was never completely closed last night. So I had lukewarm milk with my cereal. Gross again. Then as I was leaving for church, I take the bags of dog crap to the trash can and find the lid absolutely covered in maggots. GRRRROOOOSSSSSS. From that point on the day has been good. But oh, what a stomach churning start.