Last weekend Luna, Janus, Imp, Elf, Tink, Benny and Bim came for a sleepover. Imp and Elf are great fun, we jumped on Gramma's bed (well Gramma did not, but Imp and Elf did), we drew pictures together, we baked together, we played in the snow...

Tink was a delight. She is just over four months old now and is "talking" up a storm. She watches everything that goes on and you can tell she can't wait to get in on the action.

They are a delight, Imp, Elf and Tink.

Luna and Janus and family brought us a digital picture frame filled with pictures of the grandkids.

Attila and I bought a vintage bedroom suite years and years ago. The price was right, even though it came with two twin beds. We kept the twin beds, thinking we might need them someday. Well, we haven't needed them, but it seems that Imp needed a big girls bed, and so one of the beds has gone to Imp. Luna will probably paint it and make it beautiful, and I'm sure it will be lovely. They will pick up the other bed next time they visit, and take it home for Tink to use in the future.

I've no work lined up till the middle of February. I am taking this opportunity to work on my genealogy database, entering more and more census information. I am quite surprised by how much more work is needed on the project, and I am enjoying it very much.

We had rain over the weekend. Last night it snowed and today we are under a snow squall warning again. Luckily we have no place we need to go, so we need not venture out in such weather.

I decided to experiment with the iTunes store. I've put it off for a very long time. Yesterday I chose an inexpensive movie, setup an account, purchased the movie and then downloaded it to my hard drive. It all worked rather smoothly, and I am impressed. The movie I purchased was an older Robin Williams film, Bicentennial Man.

We have a satellite TV account, but to be honest there wouldn't be more than a few hours a week of programming on it, that we would consider worth watching. It is one of the things that we will give up first when and if finances get tighter.