Yesterday Mom and John Pacitti arrived at Richmond International for a week visit. We had dinner at Applebees and hope to take them to Joe's Crab Shack in Fredericksburg, VA.

This weekend we're going to hit Fright Fest at and maybe visit some caverns out west near Front Royal.

Finally, I set up the new Aiptek digital camera as a Web Cam in my office. Still have a few bugs with it and need to work out a better update method. Anyhow, I'll try to have it turned one when I'm at the computer.

Updated: removed link to web cam - It's gone now.

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