The Capezzas
Rick and Rachel Capezza live and love in Spokane, WA. They are parents of Kyrie Eleison, Antonio Giovanni, and Epiphany Joy.
Leaving TomorrowPosted by Rachel on December 2nd, 2006
I can’t believe the time has already come for me to pack our stuff up and head to the Northwest. We’ll be making a pit stop in Oklahoma for a few days, and flying out to Spokane on Wednesday evening. I have cleaned out the refrigerator and have begun packing for the trip. Of course, I’ve made an exhaustive list of things to bring, but much of it is last-minute material and the rest is currently in the washer or dryer. Kyrie is napping, so I should get a head-start on housework.
Kyrie says “baby”Posted by Rachel on December 2nd, 2006
StuffPosted by Rick on December 1st, 2006
Last day of the semester. Papers are more than half graded.
Car is in the shop…again. I think I need a new Mass Air Flow Sensor. Hopefully, that will fix my acceleration problem, and we’ll have no problems on the way to Tulsa. We’re hoping to drive to Tulsa this Sunday. Snow needs to melt off the roads. If we get to Tulsa, everything will be fine.
Our car has been faithful, but we’ve had to make repairs over the last month that have been way too much. We’re hoping to wait it out until spring before we get a new vehicle. Fortunately, we have about $1,000 more left in our bank account than we normally do after paying all our bills…and it’s December, so I’ll be getting $4,000 or so after taxes in the next two weeks after being paid yesterday. The university needs to get a more normal pay schedule.
I met an actor, Ed Nelson, on Wednesday. He lives around here. Why would anyone want to live around here? He’s done way too much stuff.
I’ve forgotten way too many quatoable things this week.
Faculty Christmas party is this weekend. I hope they have some good wine, so I can be a slosh (that one’s for you, Rachel W.). And while, I am mentioning you, I should tell you that you need to cut your post length in half because I always save long posts for later, so I’m about 27 posts behind now.
We have way too much food at our house to eat before we leave. Most of it is meat, so I guess that’s okay.
It’s World AIDS day again.
Take a moment to pray for those suffering from AIDS, and especially pray for the church in the world, especially in Africa, as it ministers to those who suffer from AIDS.