Police Dog

He is actually saying "Police Dog".

themobleys.net

I decided to change things around. Again...  This page has changed quite a bit over the years.  Originally, I was hosting it on a small linux box at home.  Then, I moved it to a free web host.  Next, I moved it to free hosting offered with the domain registrar.  The domain registrar decided that I wasn't eligible for free hosting any longer.  So, to another solution I went.  This version of the blog has actually been live for a couple of weeks now, but I had some problems with Google and their ghost DNS entries.  Google had high jacked (actually it was a corrupted entry) www.themobleys.net, and I had to enable, disable, publish, unpublish, add, and delete until I was able to find the correct service that was causing the problem.  I finally sat down and took the time to correct it this morning.

Coach Cassie

Cass coached both the girls' softball team and Andrew's tee ball team this summer.

Cass and Her Project

Cass recently began her own blog.  She working with a couple of relatives and friends.  They are writing about being mothers and what they do to make their job a little easier.

www.ithinkicanmoms.com

Return from Vacation

The family and I had a nice time on vacation.  We were able to see some family and friends in Missouri, and we visited Grandpa in Texas.

Updating Delays

I have been terrible at updating our site recently. It actually started when I began working out at the canyon. It took a while to get used to the new job. About the time that I was getting used to things and all of the major projects were wrapping up, I left there to go back to the district. I think I am starting to get some of the things with the district lined out. So, hopefully I'll begin updating a little more often.

Road Conditions

If you've ever been to Grand Canyon West, you've likely traveled the winding dirt road known as Diamond Bar. I start down Diamond Bar at about 6:30 this morning, and I turned around about 8 miles down the road at about 7:15. The rain had made the road rough up to that point, but I came across a rut in the road about a foot and a half deep. I had serious doubts that the Corolla was going to make it out the other side.