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I’ve decided to stop doing the old updates and start fresh because it is taking too long.

As many of you may know, Red started his job at O’Melveny & Myers this Monday.

Here he is in his office on his first day. Isn’t he cute?

And…that’s the last time I saw him.

Seriously though? He got home at 6 a.m. this morning, only to wake up and go back in at 10 a.m. He worked the entire weekend, including Friday and Saturday night. This is a picture of the room where he and all his teammates are working non-stop to read (this is not a joke) over a million pieces of paper in 6 days. It is ridiculous, but that’s why they get paid the big bucks. There is a lot at stake in these high profile cases and, while I can’t tell you what he’s working on, I can tell you its something you’d all recognize.

He came home briefly for a 4 hour window Sunday during which I forced him to move furniture so my life would be back in order.

Here is the before and after shot of the dining room. It is getting closer to where we want it to be.

We also painted our hallway gold. Gold!

We also scored some new art for the hallway made by none other than Joe Sherno, Tricia’s husband (how new it is to say the word “husband!”) I look forward to Red hanging them up someday, but only if he wears this outfit.

Out of sheer exhaustion from updating the website, I will leave you with two sets of photos to browse. One is of my 29.2 birthday in Las Vegas and the other is a random medley of photos with no relation to each other. I have included captions for your viewing pleasure.

I must admit that this was, by far, the greatest birthday on record. Having all my closest friends in Las Vegas was incredible and I would like to send out a special shout out to my favorite AI, Amir. Thanks dude. Seriously.

That part where you dressed up like Bono? That was incredible.

I would also to thank the good doctors and The Sharon for coming, and Jonathan… well, you already got your tribute.

Of course, Phil and Jess – thank you for your amazing East Coast rally. (It is about 6 a.m. New York time in this photo).

Finally, I would like to thank my lovely husband, Red, for making this all possible.

Way to wear the pants, baby.

That is all for now. Take care!

Love,
Mary