Thankfully, things are returning to more normal at home.  Angus has improved and seems to be getting back to his old self and we hope that continues.  We miss Harley but are thankful for the years she got to be with us.

Friday was a crazy day as I had to photograph three of our new models after work and we had to get the Jeeps home from the shop out in Olathe.  That would be about 3 hours of driving total so we managed to get one home during the day before my shoot and went and got the other late that night.  Jodi had me drive hers home for me to see how it handled and if anything was amiss.  It drove just like the black one with the AEV lift and tires, which we were very happy with.  It's kind of weird driving an automatic since I'm use to the manual.  They were also able to get her step bars on with a little work.  As I experienced, they couldn't get the mounting bracket to line up without a little help but they have the means to do so and did.  She also may be getting a Teraflex HD tire carrier in the near future.  My text task is to get the fender flares back on today.

My Jeep seemed to drive really well on the way home.  We swapped out the Fox ATS to the Metalcloak Rocksport because the Fox was making it pull to the left for some reason.  I'm not complaining because it costs less and drives fine.  Now it's time to get it to 4 Wheel Parts and have the 4.88's installed.

Sunday morning we had an ordering session for a recent client and the sale was a new record for our studio.  We are off to a pretty good start this year and we hope that continues.  We have quite a few sessions already on the books for the year and our schedule will really start getting busy next week.

Jodi is still waiting for an approval by the insurance company for her MRI.  It's getting a bit ridiculous.