Good-bye Old Friend

Today we had to say good-bye to my Oldsmobile. I know it sounds silly but I have had that car for 4 years, and it has been so good to me. The good news is the Oldsmobile will go on and help others. We decided to donate the car to help Brest Cancer Survivors. Check out the web site http://www.carsforbreastcancer.org/. While it is hard to say good-bye to a car that has been so good to us, it is good to know that we are able to help other people with it!

Maybe Next Year!

Colts Walk of Fame (Indianapolis, IN)

Maybe next year are words you never what to hear as a sports fan. That means your team has lost, and all you have to look forward to is next year. Like I'm sure it was for most of you, Saturday was a sad day in the Senecal household. Our beloved Colts were not able to pull out a win against the Chargers. Also disappointing was the fact that the Baltimore Ravens won. Not only do we have to go to work after such a heart wrenching game, but we have to face Ravens fans glowing in their victory. I guess all that is left to say is go Titans (beat those Ravens), and maybe next year!

GO COLTS!!!!

Happy New Year!

Happy New Year!

Reggie and Sam enjoying the confetti.

Taking a moment to reflect on 2008, we can't help but think of all our family and friends. 2008 was jam packed full of exciting moments. What could be in store for us in 2009? We have a feeling that 2009 is going to be the best year yet. There is so much to look forward to, it helps only to look back for a moment, then turn and focus on the future. Otherwise you miss what is happening right now. New Years is traditionally a time to make resolutions, but we like the word goal better. Our goal for 2008 is to be balanced and to live in the now. We hope you all have a very happy New Year!

Merry Christmas

Time for a quick pic before dinner.

All Dressed up.

Reggie showing off his new sweater.


Sam enjoying his new bed and toy.

This Christmas was very bitter sweet. While we had an amazing Christmas together, and with our friends here in Baltimore, we were away from our families and that made it tough. On Christmas Eve we had dinner with friends at Petit Louis. A fabulous french bistro here in Baltimore...check it out http://www.petitlouis.com/. Then we ran home and went to bed so that Santa could visit us. We woke up Christmas morning and had a small gift exchange (thank you to those who sent presents, even thought it was against the rules!) Sam and Reggie received so many toys they didn't know what to do with them selves. They are a little spoiled :). This year we decided to spread our own Christmas cheer. We purchased blankets and pass them out to homeless people here in Baltimore. We met a lot of great people who really needed the blankets. We pray for them and wish them only the best. Later Christmas day we went to the movies. We saw "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" and it was great. A thought provoking movie that is worth the ten dollars and three hours to see. After that we headed home to enjoy a small Christmas Dinner and watch the "Top Chef Christmas Special". All in all it was a great Christmas, and would have been a perfect Christmas if the ones we love we here to share it with us.

The Sunday after Christmas (Dec. 28, 2008) was the Charleston Group Christmas Party. A Black Tie event that was nothing short of perfection. It was nice to spend time with friends and co-workers. The food was delicious and the evening couldn't have been more perfect.

It is times like these that you have to stop and be so thankful for your life. This holiday season has been one for the record books. We are so blessed!