LOL. It probably doesn't resemble me in the slightest way and I can deny it all.

I have two of them!
But I still kill the Ribbon. It's about speed and efficiency for me, not just fitting things on the screen. 🙂

I'm sad to go, but we're excited for new adventures. It is a shame we didn't see each other more often lately – things got crazy and life just kept going. But, we can definitely stay connected. Besides, what's physical distance these days? It hasn't stopped us before.

Grateful for the ones who support us. To our friends, and especially our sons: THANK YOU for standing with us without hesitation. You remind us why this move matters.

Dangerous? Do you mean "objects falling on head and a trip to the hospital" dangerous?

Wait . . . You have a garage?

Here’s to many more years of tail wags, stubborn standoffs, and unconditional love. May he live another 7 years (at least!)—still sassy, still snuggly, and still the undisputed king of our hearts.

Whether he's side-eyeing us for daring to sit in his spot or zooming around the house like a caffeinated gremlin, Leroy brings joy, laughter, and just the right amount of chaos to our family.

If I can't figure out a reason to stay away, I just return to my desk, ready to tackle the next challenge.

It's like taking a victory lap.

But here's the funny part: once I'm up and walking, I realize I have no real purpose for being away from my desk. My mind starts racing with questions like, "Do I need a cup of coffee? A glass of water? A snack? A bathroom break?"