Lots to do...

But what's new? Spring semester is finished, grades are done, everyone passed, so all is right with the world. We survived the big Greek funeral in LA. Four days of eating and drinking, made us closer to the family and FAT. Always good to see D's folks and especially nice to meet the out-of-towners. Quite a good group of people, lots of talk about Uncle Byron. I never had the pleasure of meeting him, but he sounded like an interesting guy.

Interesting group the Greeks. I'm not sure how it works as it does, but ex-wife's, girlfriends and assorted extended families all mix and mingle quite well together. I found it fascinating. I'm guessing that they are not the only ones to carry on this way I just hadn't been exposed to it before.

The Greek church St. Sophia was magnificent. A true Hollywood story the church was build by Charles Skouras. He promised that if he became successful in the movie business the would build the most beautiful church to show his gratituge. The church is simply stunning, intricate mosaic work, crystal chandeliers and gold leaf paintings was masterminded by the Greek Hollywood producer and his two brothers.

After four days in LA we were back and at it hard. We're working with a web designer and trying the get our web-site up two months earlier than intially planned (and I thought clients were bad, I'm now one of those clients).

We're also still looking for the perfect home. We're meeting a new realtor tomorrow, so fingers crossed that he can help us find our dream home.

Also played our first round of golf of the season on Sunday. My drive is still dead on and long (thank goodness). The rest of my game is awful and spotty at best. Much to practice on this summer. And I look forward to it all :)