Firefox 2.0 now has a spell checker built directly into it. Any input fields are automatically spell checked and the familiar squiggly red lines (thank you, Microsoft Word) appear underneath the misspelled word. Right clicking on the word will give you a list of suggestions.

No grammar checker yet, so you can still get its confused with it’s if you’re not paying attention (BTW, its = possessive, it’s = contraction). But it has saved me from lots of embarrassing spelling mistakes.

So, if you suffer from badspelleritis, I’d highly recommend Firefox 2.0 to fix your blogging woes.

Yeah! I can’t wait!

I told you guys about hearing the Raconteurs’ song “Level” in the car and Timothy explaining that “No, my baby’s in the car seat.”

Well, I’ve played the song for him a couple of times and he has gotten to the point where he requests it. We turn it up loud and jam to it. He bounces around like 2 year olds do and jams out a bit.

I just got off the phone with Andrea and I heard in the background… “wanna listen to baby on the level.” I feel simultaneously proud and ashamed.

Timothy helps stir the muffins

Yesterday we sat at the dinner table and Timothy was singing, making his hands puppets.

“He’s got da whole world… in His hands! Whole world… in His hands… got da whole world in His hands!”

Then he said something that, even though I know he couldn’t understand it completely, still warmed my heart: “Jesus is in my heart… I’ve got the love of Jesus in my heart.”

I know he was singing part of a song, but it’s still something I pray for quite a bit. And I love it.