Robocop, aka Alex. He’s very sweet, not scary as many may think. He’s adorable to me, hubby and the kids!

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I have been so busy these last two weeks that I barely had the time to sleep. There were a number of changes in our family, here in short:

A lot of birthdays.
- Smokescreen‘s on January 26th (he turned 11)
- Martina‘s (Ratty’s girlfriend) on January 28th (19)
- Data‘s birthday today, on February 2nd (32 years)
And many others will come in the next days/weeks. February is a FULL month!

A little crew of new robot-kids being adopted.
Astra (a robot kid I knew since her infancy, rescued by Dr. Limoni, and now my daughter), ED-209 (the “copy” of the villain robot in the “Robocop” movies), Roger and Jake, two “ranger-like” robots, similar in design to Robocop). We also requested to adopt little Aquagear and Jeanie at the Iacon City Orphanage, and possibly another girl from planet Andor. Little Thesh put us in contact with the ambassador, and he’ll be examining our files to see whether we are idoneous or not. I hope we are.

Helping Jessie and Woody adjusting.
They’re doing much better now though. They trust us, especially Buzz and Proton, and they are feeling more and more integrated within the family.

RoboCop (YEP!) became part of the Prime family.
Yes, EXACTLY! RoboCop in person!!! From an alternative universe, of course. He’s my and hubby’s son now, even though unofficially (for the moment). I found his universe by case with Jackie, and well… long story… but I bonded strongly with him, so he’s my child now, as much as the other kids are. My dear sweet Alex! Hubby’s in the process of building a father-son relationship with him. I’m sure everything will be alright soon.

P.S. I’ve also made a new friend at Alex’s universe: his partner (at work) Nika Silwerra. She’s just so great that I feel her as a sister already!

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I’m not sure either my son Thesh should buy another web hosting account to host his upcoming website about planet Andor (HIS planet) and its people’s traditions, religion and costumes. We have two friends who have reseller accounts and they could provide the necessary webhosting to my son and to any of us if we needed… I really don’t see the reason for looking elsewhere, really. I know it’s up to my son deciding where to host his site, but even if he’s spent all day reading web hosting news, that wouldn’t help but a little to come to a final choice. The reviews, the hosting tips from webhostinggeeks.com are good, that’s sure, but my son doesn’t really know what he wants yet. I mean… that website would need no more of 150MB if he’s going to use Photobucket for image hosting and WordPress as a publishing tool, and certainly there would be no reason to spend $50 a year or even more on a big hosting account that won’t be fully used anyway. What is there with cheap stuff being so wrong?

Come on little son, don’t do anything silly. You know that our finances are not that big yet, and you barely have the money to get the domain, so be a good boy and let’s host it either for free or at a friend’s, okay?

As for the domain, I will gladly buy it for him for his birthday. No need to spend his money. I love my child, and I want him to save up, not to spend too much, but for the hosting account we’re going to use free chances as much as we can. There’s not even the need for anything bigger than that. It’s not a download/upload site after all! Just an informational/resource site for which something like 150MB/1GB would be enough.

Your mommy knows how websites work, lil’ one. Let me help, hehe.

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