The Johnson Blog

In an effort to actually make the subtitle of the blog correct, I have given Ana an account so she can start posting!

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The piano was delivered on Friday, courtesy of Gene Grman Music.  Ana is now able to practice almost daily which she’s really happy about.  And I no longer have to listen to that damn electronic keyboard she has been practicing on!
I’ve never in my life been able to read music, let alone ever tried to [...]

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It has been a long time since I was last sick with flu-like symptoms.  4 years or so.  It hit with a vengeance last night, whew!  I only got a couple hours of sleep, and have spent the morning on the couch by the fire.  Ana is also not feeling good, but its something she [...]

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This is a little overdue, but Emily Nolting was born Saturday morning (2/4/2006) at approximately 3:30am. She’s beautiful and doing great.  Parents are doing great and are going home sometime today. We’re all very happy to have her as part of the family!

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Ana and I were fortunate to be able to go to the Cardinal game Saturday, what will be the last regular season game we attend in Busch Stadium as we know it. I’m sure the new Busch will be great, but we’ll miss the “old” one a lot. I’ve been going to this [...]

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Ana and I are tossing the idea around of hiring someone to build us a floor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall bookcase in our living room. I really don’t have the slightest idea on how much a project like that will cost, but it would be a welcome addition to our house. I hate having 4-5 bookcases [...]

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Friday night we went out with Jay, a good friend from work, and his fiancee. Started out with a fantastic dinner at Alexander’s Steakhouse, followed up with a viewing of Sin City. We all agreed the movie sucked, but we had a great time regardless. Next time we go out, we’ve decided [...]

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It’s odd when you sit down and spend an evening watching many hours of recorded television and walk away feeling as if something was actually accomplished. Truly bizarre.

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