Or is it flys? I really am not sure. I am a bit brain dead tonight. I am not sure what happened between the hurricane missing us, and today, 2 weeks later, but MRSA Resources really started to take on a life of its own! The traffic there tripled one day last week, and I really cannot see what has done it, the majority of the traffic is from MSN, which is where it has always come from, as I have had a decent rank there nearly from day one. Who knows. I hope MRSA is not exploding at triple speed!
We have had more circle of life action over here. Our Longhorn (pet) showed up with a calf yesterday. My brother in law said he saw her with one a couple of days ago, and I truly thought he had lost his mind. We have been watching her closely, and I had really been wondering why she wasnt pregnant, but I guess I am an idiot. I thought she was just eating well–which she was, because we feed them well! LOL She definitely was the fattest Longhorn I have ever seen. So, the Hooker (her name) has a cute baby. Another boy. I hate having boy cattle, because there is no reason to keep them, and I know we will have to give him up. I guess he needs a name. For some reason we have funky cow names over here–of course his mom is The Hooker, we also have Grace Jones, and her baby, Moo-pak, Cowlie Berry and Oprah. Time to get creative 
The family reunion is coming up next week, and I heard a glimmer of a rumor last month that we weren’t having it here, but no one has told me anything other than that we are having it here, so I am hard into my annual home and yard renovation. Boy will I be bitter when someone gets around to telling me that I didn’t have to do all of this work after all. We have all of the Jones’ family here every year, as we live in the family homestead that Marshall’s grandfather built. Last year at this time, Marshall’s back was starting to hurt him, and on October 12th, he went into the ER with MRSA septicemia and an infection in the epidural space of his spine. So this week will be one of true celebration, as it was truly a miracle that he survived it. The huge blog version of the story is here: Marshall Jones: An MRSA Septicemia Survival Story.
[Ed. note: His story is now in PDF, at http://www.mrsaresources.com/marshallsstory.pdf]
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