BE GOOD!

And if you can't be good, be careful!
- Old man by the river

Which drops are we? Which drops are you? Are we the same drops?

“That’s you, drops of water, and you’re on top of the mountain, a success, but one day you start sliding down the mountain and you think, ‘Wait a minute, I’m a mountaintop water drop, I don’t belong in this valley. This river, this low dark ocean with all these drops of water.’ ”

Don't Let Them Suck the Juice Out of Your Eyes

The Three Things

Sarah and I asked ourselves "If we could only bring three things with us, what would they be?"

MATT'S 3:

  SHARK REPELLENT

GOLD BOND  SUNGLASSES

SARAH'S 3:

   PILLOW  BIKINI BOTTOM
Apparently I forgot we have to wear clothes!
What are the three things you would bring?

Sarah Gets To Keep The Leg

After much convincing the doctor finally agreed not to cut Sarah's leg off at the knee.  Instead he cut off the cast and let her poor little footsie finally breathe. The prognoses is good, for the most part.  She has to keep her monster boot on, but take it off every once in a while to do some stretches.  It still hurts her like hell and  is still swollen, but she can put a little weight on it.  Now she's down to 1 crutch.  Pretty soon, none!  I believe walking in sand is the best Physical Therapy, so I think we should head down to PR ASAP!!

Nerves...

We officially bought our plane tickets, one way of course.  We are flying out November 15th at 6am.  Everyday that we get closer to closer and to our departure date the more intense this feeling of excitement becomes, but it's full of tinges of nerves.  Tomorrow Sarah gets her cast off her foot,  she broke it stepping off a curb.  Broke three bones. She says it stills hurts her and we're just praying she won't need surgery.  But we're also really excited to see how pale her leg is!  Everyday passes faster than the last and we keep reminding each other that we need to get this and that done before we go.  Sarah's liquor store needs to sell.  She can't leave it behind.  Everyday that passes and there are no bites on the store it just makes us a little more nervous.  But, as long as we have a positive attitude everything should work out.  Right?

House Survives!

Hurricane skims Puerto Rico.  Leaving Casa de Rijos safe and sound.  We have received word that our potential home is in good condition.  Besides heavy rainfall and some down trees, it's been nothing Puerto Rico can't handle.  The smaller purple blob to the left of the big purple blob is where we'll be living.