I saw this photo on pinterest today and saved it to my desktop for Oz.  I'm sure Steve feels the same way when someone offers him diet pepsi.  
A quick update on the baby.  He weighs 2 pounds now and is moving around a lot more.  After forcing Oz to go furniture shopping twice we've finally ordered things for the baby's room.  The furniture arrives in a month and this is when Enzo and Lola will learn their room has become a nursery.  This will cause a bit of confusion and stress; Enzo will pee inside at least once in protest.  I'm sure they will quickly learn to enjoy other areas of the house.  
 

 Hi Everyone
It's been such a long time since I created a blog.  A lot has been happening over here.  We got a new dog Lola.  Nine days after she arrived at our house she was diagnosed with canine distemper.  90 % of the time it ends in death for  puppies.  She spent 17 days at the vets and was finally allowed to come home.  She came home weighing less than 8 lbs.  Now she's 19 to 20 lbs (my dad says she is a little Creasey).  We're just hoping the neurological symptoms don't appear, although it can happen even months after they appear better.  Oz and I officially have a zoo.  Here is little Lola.  

We're excited that so many people are coming to the wedding.  Prepare yourselves for belly dancers and cross dressers! 

 Hi Family,
I was going to blog today due to pressures from Megan and lack of activity on the site.  Well Bill beat me to it with a great blog from Okoboji.  Now I'm really craving some fish from okoboji.  With all the fish frying and fish baking and wine drinking, my blog will seem tame.  I didn't have all the family emails so I didn't get to send out my amazing video about getting hitched.  Long story short, I'm getting married in June 2011.  Oz is a very lucky man (I'm lucky too, but I don't want him to forget that he is really lucky).  

Above is the spot of the official engagement.  It's my favorite restaurant in the city.  We're on the European side looking at Asia.  

This is the ring. I know this may be a big snooze to most of you, but girls care about this stuff.  I'll probably give a few of my friends this website to see the pictures as well.  

 Kay and Bill arrived safely.  Today we've eaten and eaten and basically eaten more.  We also tried to train my mother to say "Thank-you" correctly in Turkish, if you mess up the pronunciation you might actually say "testicles."  The two words sound a lot alike.  If you visited me I'll teach you how to say both.  

Here is my father taking photographs in the area of Sariyer.  We're getting close to the Black Sea.  
Tonight we went to a wonderful dinner full of authentic Turkish dishes, Raki, Bill calling Baklava Greek (offending the waiters), Cay, and an American Flag!!!  After enough Raki I was calling Iowa the original American colony.   
This last photo is for Steve.  It is my favorite sandwich  EVER!  It is a bunch of mystery meats, pickles, cucumber, tomatoes, and some sort of SPRING SALAD!!!  Bill ate all 15 inches of his.  

 Long time no blog!  Here is a brief update.  No I don't have a new boyfriend and I'm not heading off to France to marry at Dutch man.  But I did move into a new house in January.  I've posted some pictures on facebook.  The house was custom designed with the destroyers in mind (enzo and zeb).  Zeb has broken a few candle holders, but nomajor damage yet.  This is the living room during the construction.  There was amazing silver wallpaper all over the room.  As much as I wanted to have a metallic living room, I decided for the sake of my eyes to take it down.   

The next photo is of Zeb.  In the half bathroom/laundry room is where his bathroom is located.  Rather than having an exposed litter box  I decided to have a kitty door cut into the new closest.  This gives Zeb privacy and gives me no litter mess.  He is a very proud boy in this photo.