Friday, October 29, 2004
Interesting week around here. Tuesday marked the one year anniversary of the wildfire that took my in-laws' home. Their new home is being built, but has hit some serious delays. Hopefully they'll be in there in a few months.
Today is Michelle's last day at work for her current company. Seven years ago, she started as a temp at a small biotech company hoping for FDA approval on its first cancer drug. Now the company is one of the top three biotechs in the world. She's met some good people and had a very good experience over all. God has blessed us through that company, and we're grateful.
This morning a moving company rep is coming to the house to do a walk through and give us a bid for what the move will cost us.
We've had more rain this week in SoCal, which has delayed some of my landscaping work, but it has given me the opportunity to do some sermon preparation. I'm preaching at my dad's church on Sunday - my first time doing that in a long long time. I'm kinda rusty, but it's enjoyable.
Tonight we're going to dinner with some good friends of ours. They are in the process of adopting two Russian children, so we're going to a Russian restaurant in San Diego. Should be fun.
