Ctrl-Alt-Delete

Elissa put me (Daniel of course) in charge of the blog this week, which means that it'll probably be really concise because I don't know how to write any other way. Meanwhile, she's headed to the book club that she started up a while back. This is the first time they've met so we're hoping that it goes well and people will want to keep participating.

This is probably going to be sort of boring since things have calmed down here a lot and there's no pictures again -- since my laptop died we haven't had a way to upload pictures from our camera. But don't worry, we'll be getting that all sorted out soon and then we'll be able to have exciting pictures again.

Probably the most exciting thing that has happened this week is that the control-alt-delete guy, yes, ladies and gentlemen, David Bradley, came to speak at work. I almost had him sign my keyboard, but figured he'd be busy and that it's a Dell, and he's kind of an IBM man. He was actually really interesting and funny. Of course, maybe he's only funny to nerds, but I liked it.

Also, we got to eat out with a bunch of people from the ward. We got a new Elder's Quorum president recently and he wanted to get a chance to get to know people better so he organized an unofficial activity where we met downtown and all had dinner together. This was even fun after we got downtown and realized that the place we thought had free parking was kind of expensive (and we like to save money where we can) so we drove down the narrow city streets (which other people probably don't think are too bad) looking for a decent parking space and got really stressed out but finally found a spot. I'm definitely glad that we live in suburbs so I don't have to deal with that all the time.