myJaxonIf we don’t go crazy once in a while, we’ll all go crazy. - Hawkeye

Istill haven’t gotten my hands on Kim Harrison’s new novel For a Few Demons More, so don’t tell me anything. I’ve finally read the excerpts for LK Hamilton’s Harlequin and I am excited. We’re going to see Edward again and it sounds like some more police work. It seems the series took a hiatus on the police/edward action in order to clarify some viewpoints, which was good, but I’m glad for their return.

Charlaine Harris and Kelley Armstrong have books coming out this Tuesday, so keep a look out for those.

True Blood, the HBO series developed from the Sookie Stackhouse novels, has found its main characters. It was announced that Anna Paquin will be playing Sookie. If anyone knows when the series will air, please let me know.

Just Released:

• More Plums in One - by Janet Evanovich - Apr 3rd (Stephanie Plum #4-6)
• Danse Macabre - by Laurell K. Hamilton - Apr 7th (Anita Blake #14 - paperback)

Upcoming Releases:

• All Together Dead - by Charlaine Harris - May 1st (Sookie Stackhouse #7)
• No Humans Involved - by Kelley Armstrong - May 1st (Otherworld #7)
• Undead and Uneasy - by Mary Janice Davidson - Jun 5th (Betsy Taylor #6)
• The Harlequin - by Laurell K. Hamilton - Jun 5th (Anita Blake #15)
• Lean Mean Thirteen - by Janet Evanovich - Jun 19th (Stepanie Plum #13)
• Lord John and the Brotherhood of the Blade - by Diana Gabaldon - Aug 28th
• Hotter than Hell - Anthology including Kim Harrison - Sept 2007
• Lover Unbound - by JR Ward - Sept 27th (Dagger Brother #5)
• Many Bloody Returns - Anthology including Charlaine Harris & Kelley Armstrong - Sept 4th
• Lick of Frost - by Laurell K Hamilton - Oct 23rd
• Lord John and the Hand of Devils - by Diana Gabaldon - Nov 27th
• Holidays are Hell - Anthology including Kim Harrision - Nov 1st
• Holy Smokes - by Katie MacAlister - Nov 6th
• The Outlaw Demon Wails - by Kim Harrison - March 2008
• Personal Demon - by Kelley Armstrong - Spring 2008 (Otherworld #8)

It’s been a month (34 days, 12 hours, 32 minutes and 59 seconds old as of 2007-04-01 17:34:59 - gotta love the Internet counters) since Ian was born and I thought I would update everyone on some Morgan news.

We finally got a decent “Morgan Family” picture done of the three of us and I wanted to share it with everyone.

For those who didn’t hear, Ian was diagnosed with RSV (a cold for you and me, but more severe with Ian) when he was 12 days old and he is finally doing a lot better. You can still hear some wheezing, but it is nothing like it was. We’re now working on getting him to sleep in his bed and once he does that, he should be sleeping through the night. He already sleeps through the night when he sleeps with mama, but we’re trying to get away from that (when he was sick, it helped his congestion to sleep on my chest, which meant I didn’t get much sleep at all, if any). He likes to sleep on his tummy, but unfortunately, he’s not allowed to do that unless Jesse or I watch him and we’re not going to stay up at night to do that.

Jesse and I are starting to adjust to our new sleep schedules and we’re doing better than a month ago. Exhaustion is still our constant companion, but we’re coping. We are currently getting ready for a month of traveling with an infant. We have trips plan to see all of the grandparents and more family members this month as well as a trip out to Grand Rapids (hopefully). Jesse was finally allowed to upgrade our file and web server into one machine and is happily dealing with that as well as playing on the Wii. I’m slowly learning how to do things one handed while having Ian with me. I have my 6 week check up with my doctor on Thursday, so we’ll see how well I’m doing then. On the plus side, I have lost most of my pregnancy weight as well as some additional pounds.

That’s it for now. Enjoy the pictures.

Jesse has been wanting to upgrade the file and web servers for awhile now and I finally let him once our data started getting corrupted (thank god he was able to fix it). He got it all put together on Thursday and felt the need to share the size of it.