Back and to the Left.

Well, as many of already know, Brittany began her job this past week. A full week and she loves it! She's met all kinds of people: golf people, cotton bowl people, and old rich Texan people in the Salesmanship Club of Dallas. Let's just say she's been given a lot more work than me, and somehow she already got an email account set up on the FIRST DAY. Meanwhile it took me about a week before I got one. Anyway, we can't stop discussing the doors to be opened at the end of the internship. And, she gets six free passes to the Byron Nelson in May, and we are already trying to plan that event. It'll be so exciting.

For her first day, I somehow put together a meal and called it shrimp scampi. It really was good though, in my opinion, and I even peeled the stinky raw shrimp all by myself. She deserved it.

Finally things for us are beginning to settle down and become normal. Of course we still need to update our cell phones, including mine which I believe my plan ran out yesterday? Well it still works so we'll see what happens.

After some poor service and experiences at Blockbuster, we've decided Netflix is right for us. It's cheap, it's convenient, and it's so much more widespread in terms of selection. So far we watched...

JFK


and began the series Heroes, much to the delight of Keith.


JFK was way too long, but I guess presented the whole conspiracy potential of the assassination. Heroes is quite entertaining and beginning to get ridic. I am more skeptical than Brittany, but I'm still excited about receiving the next disc in the mail.

Last night we went to try out some new Mexican restaurant. No Chuy's but we both agreed if it were in Hagerstown, we would have gone there allll the time. However, La Paz can definitely hold its own.

Afterward we went to Bill's Records. Basically it is a warehouse of some guys collection of records. You could spend hours and hours in there looking for things. Unfortunately, they were very very loosely in alphabetical order, and you could find one band in about five to ten different places. He had the Rolling Stones record "Undercover" seventeen times. Now that is ridic. We overheard people talking to Bill, and apparently he recently moved his store. I really hope it gets organized sometime because I'm sure there are many gems.

And then, across the street, we realized we saw the Dallas police department! This is so exciting because we watch a show called "The First 48," detailing the investigations of murders within the first 48 hours they are reported. We fell in love with the Dallas guys, especially since we've moved here, and it was so exciting to see the building so often shown on TV. Now we just have to spot some detectives!

Tomorrow, Amy is supposed to be visiting the Dallas area and is going to include us in her visit. I'm sure Brittany is thrilled and we are actively attempting to come up with some sort of plans. Oh too often we've tried to entertain guests and instead driven around town for hours and hours failing to do anything.

Pictures soon of my new sunglasses and a visit from Amy!

PS. What's the deal with this weekend and sports? O's play the Rangers, the PGA Championship, and the Olympics. Wow.