Jan 11th

I'm sitting at work, eating lunch at my desk - something that I try not to do, but today...I don't feel like going anywhere or really doing anything. I decided to write in my blog, but I don't have anything to write about. I'm trying to remember the direction I was going the other day with the familiar road thing, but that was 3 days ago...there's no telling. I searched some other blogs that I frequently read to see if they had posted anything that could jog my creative juices, but nothing!!!

Well...what's going on with me?
I've got one son that's starting to get into the whole I'm-going-to-talk-back-to-mommy-phase, the other one is biting people at school. I don't know what's going on with the two of them!!!

The PSYCHO ex-boyfriend called and left a message on my cellphone yesterday....good thing I saved his number in my phone under the name PSYCHO or I actually might have answered it. He said something about wanting to ask me something, but as far as I'm concerned, we don't have anything to talk about. As long as he's not calling me while he's following behind me in traffic :), I'm cool.

My blackberry started deleting information again...called my provider and they said they would send me another phone, but I don't want another one. Maybe this blackberry isn't for me? They said there was a bug in the software and once they release the newer version of the software it would be fixed. Of course, no ETA on when the software will be released.

I went to the Grizzlies-Lakers game on Tuesday. I don't know what happened to the Griz, but they actually played like they were getting paid that night. Kobe had a good night, too, but not like the Griz. It was a really good game, I had some good seats, too.

Well..I guess that's it for today. The boys got a board game for Christmas, so tonight is family night and I'm going to attempt to teach them how to play. I think it's either Chutes and Ladders or Candy Land.

Oh...I started getting these daily devotion emails...here is today's:

The title was Toxic Unforgiveness. It talked about our society's unwillingness to forgive each other for wrongdoings. We are so quick to sue each other, we don't simply stop and say "I'm sorry" or "I forgive you". We need to be more forgiving and learn to accept responsibility for our actions.

You have forgiven the iniquity of Your people; You have covered all their sin. —Psalm 85:2