Oops

Yesterday I come home from Denver and notice my wife is pretty ho-hum about the day. Not very talkative, doesn't seem very excited about life, and just generally blah. She left to go to a bible study and I just figured she wasn't all that excited about going with it being so cold out, so I let it go at that. I plugged in my iPod and jammed to some tunes while cleaning up the house and kind of forgot all about it. While giving the kids a bath, Karri came back in her same mood. She then begins to tell me why she is so bleh. Yesterday was Kelli's deatheversary. Four years ago yesterday was the day her sister died. I guess some people must mark this day on the calendar, because my darling wife told me that she received calls from all sorts of friends to console her on this tragic day. I didn't get the memo that you are supposed to "celebrate" deatheversaries, so I put it on my calendar. Next year, my wife will get a flower to know I was thinking of her on the day her sister died.

I also need to get a new office. I forgot how awesome it was to not hear of complaining all day. Perhaps I should put a moving day on my calendar and invite my boss to join in.